Where do you stand?

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Share the green/red panel with participants. They can use it either on their phones or computers.

Click here to go the the participant’s part or press the share button

Present each of the following statements to your participants. They should position themselves according to whether they agree (green) or disagree (red) by pressing in the green/red panel.

Discuss the question and why participants have selected that position.

Press “Next statement” to see more situations to present to your participants.

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Did you know...?

Did you know that from the moment we’re born, we’re wired with human rights? These rights, rooted in human dignity and equality, set the stage for living with respect. They’re like our shared code, reminding us that no matter who we are, we’re all on the same page when it comes to being human. According to the Vienna Declaration, 1993, human rights are: universal, indivisible and interdependent and interrelated.

Tips for the facilitator

Debriefing: Begin with reviewing the activity itself and then go on to discuss what people learnt.

  • Were there any questions that people found impossible to answer – either because it was difficult to make up their own mind, or because the question was badly phrased?
  • Why did people change positions during the discussions?
  • Were people surprised by the extent of disagreement on the issues?
  • Does it matter if we disagree about human rights?
  • Do you think there are “right” and “wrong” answers to the different statements, or is it just a matter of personal opinion?
  • Might it ever be possible for everyone to reach agreement about human rights?
  • Is there a fundamental difference between the (first) two “generations” of human rights: civil and political rights and social and economic rights? Is it possible to say which of these are more important?
  • Do we need any more rights? Could there be a third generation of rights? What?