Should Human Rights Be Taught in Schools? | FriendZone Debat
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For those who have access to getting an education, they should be taught their rights since they're so often preached without many ppl not understanding what they r. If it became mandatory then there would be less injustice going around since it isn't common knowledge to many ppl.
This includes how they're treated in various parts of life and what they might sign then into like for contracts. What do u think?
Human rights should be taught in school
yea but human rights are still taught is most schools
but the problem is that they are not enforced
properly in legal system
I don't think they're taught properly tbh
If they were then enforcing them would be easier
They taught that like in alot of subjects in school 
It's easy to teach people
Them understand
To know it
Even make laws Nd punishments
But you can't force them
You can know all that and still choose to do what you want
Even more dangerous than people who do it out of ignorant if you ask me
yea they are just for the sake of it..
like just in theory
but they dont teach on how a person can practically use and excercise these rights
like they teach Right To Equality..
Yes exactly
but even that is not shown how important that right is
Taught it without acc making them understand it
Oh . They do understand lol
After many examples
In the world,you can't say you don't know what human rights are or how they work
Those rights become flexible when it comes to certain people
Like in situations where it would benefit me
It's not taught properly it's like ppl know what politics r, doesn't mean they understand it
And people also abuse their rights
Just because you have right to speech lol
How then
Just check it online
That can harm others rights, to like for example safety
Not enough energy to explain
I'm asking u
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Well. I don't have a good explanation right now. So bear with me
And i think most people know their right..but in most of the under developed countries Legal system is so shitty
that they dont believe in these rights
or they have lost hope that even these rights will save them
Yh exactly
Exactly 
. I have seen many cases where you know your rights but argue with the police on the road about your rights 😅
You would be wasting your time
police is one of the most corrupt force in the world
maybe even more than politicians
What speaks louder than rights is money apparently
Different types of evil
Just pick one lol
Better being a politician than a police
um i meant politicians still sometimes have a fear of being caught and have to give accountibility
but police always get ingnored in matter of corruption
At this point. Is to study their mistakes
Nd do better evil
Just don't get caught
habibi if u dont get caught then u did nothing
Me paying the people who should catch me lol
Elections are close by
Can't wait to get paid Nd do another five years of hardship
Nahhhh politicians on top
u havent seen how corrupt police can be in some countries
And who allows them to do it, politicians
Police is a national service thing
Many "human rughts" aren't rights at all. They are priviledges. So I fully agree with you on this.
What do u think are and aren't rights then
Most are simply "priviledges" given that you have them only in a specific country. Though we all consider a human right the right to freely associate, the right to think and say whatever you want without facing censorship, the right to bear arms, the right to defend yourself, the right to own property and the right to own the fruits of your labour.
My school teaches us our rights
Sorry my old message was deleted for some reasons.
The right to freely associate, to say and write whatever we want without fear of censorship, the right to bear arms and to defend ourselves and our properties, and the right to own private property and the fruit of our labour. The rest are technically mostly privileges that you have in a specific country
They may do so but usually no one is taught how exactly to put our rights into practice, as well the restrictions around them and how they can also be abused
Makes sense, but tbh I fell like even those rights don't have much substance since they can still be controlled and taken away. Then again that's how it is for all 'rights'.
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