A new 12-minute film, ?Education for Human Rights? Young People talking?, aims to raise awareness of key human rights issues in schools around the world.Produced by UNESCO and realized by pupils of UNESCO Associated Schools in 10 countries, it shows adolescents of secondary-school age freely expressing their opinions about gender, diversity, violence, exclusion and other questions.
Viewers are invited to appreciate how young people understand and experience concepts and ideals of human rights in countries as different as Albania, Azerbaijan, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Canada, Dominican Republic, France, Indonesia, Lebanon and Uganda.
The film can be used as a teaching tool for secondary schools to introduce core topics of human rights education and initiate classroom discussions.
Source: http://ypmn.blogspot.com/2011/04/news-young-people-speak-out-on.html
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