Over a month has already gone by and noone knows what has happened to almost 300 schoolgirls kidnapped in Nigeria by terrorist organisation Boko Haram.
Can you imagine this??? Being at school and being abducted because you are a girl and you are learning? How sad for them and how lucky you are - have you ever thought about it? Education is a Human Right!
I'm sure you have already heard this piece of news once it has been on TV for so long because, after all this time, the girls still haven't been returned to their desperate families. There is an international campaign going on for the girls' release and you can also get involved using Twitter and the Hashtag #BringBackOurGirls.
Let's join the movement and demand the girls' release. Become caring citizens and get involved, commit yourselves for the sake of those Nigerian girls. The clock is ticking: the more time goes on, the riskier it is for the young helpless girls.
Have a look now at this video shared by UNICEF yesterday.
And now, our class as committed as ever!
'''BringBackOurGirls''';
ReplyDeleteThere is an international campaign going on for the girls' release
and for me the education is a Human Right!
Definitely, Ayoud!
DeleteAccording to UNICEF "Education is a basic human right. Like all human rights, it is universal and inalienable—everyone, regardless of gender, religion, ethnicity or economic status, is entitled to it." (in http://www.unicef.org/education/index_44870.html)
Thanks,
Teacher Alex
These people are dominated by a sickening religious fanaticism. None has the right to prevent or condemn someone who wants to learn.
ReplyDeleteAll have the right to education.
Unfortunately I haven´t seen the international authorities to take action.
Getting better every day, João, kudos!!!
ReplyDeleteActive citizenship, social activism andintervention, digital competences, critical thinking, collaboration... are among the most important 21st century skills. Hope to provide you opportunities for improvement...
Teacher Alex
god job i like this vidio
ReplyDeleteI like your comment joao pretty good but they don´t have the right to do this...
ReplyDeleteIt's really bad what they did to these girls, everyone has the right to freedom!
ReplyDeleteclear that no one can be in chela school because the rebels or people do it?, on top of the girls, they (we) must comply with the girls or woman ................ ........... maybe they are doing this because they are black XD
ReplyDeleteThis spin.
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