Human Rights Day

10

Dec

Human Rights Day, celebrated on December 10th, is a special day when people around the world remember and promote the rights everyone should have. These rights include things like being treated fairly, having freedom to say what you think, and living safely and peacefully. It marks the day in 1948 when leaders from many countries agreed on a list of these rights, called the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. On this day, people learn about these rights and think of ways to make the world a better, fairer place for everyone, no matter where they live or who they are.

How to celebrate Human Rights Day?

On Human Rights Day, you can celebrate by helping others and learning about kindness. You could make colorful posters with messages about fairness and caring for everyone, and hang them around your house. Write a nice letter to someone who needs a smile, like a friend or neighbor, and tell them why they are important. Share stories with your family about people who made the world better, like those who helped others. You might even bake cookies shaped like hearts and give them to people in your community. Remember, even small actions can make a big difference in spreading kindness!

Where Human Rights Day is celebrated?

  • - International
  • - United States
  • - Canada
  • - European Union
  • - United Kingdom
  • - Australia
  • - India
  • - South Africa
  • - New Zealand
  • - Brazil
  • - Argentina
  • - Japan
  • - South Korea
  • - Kenya
  • - Mexico
  • - Philippines