Here you will find a huge range of ideas, resources and support for teaching across different ages by human rights theme.
Our resources are written by specialist advisors, they encourage engaged classroom discussions about human rights using creative approaches to understanding truth, freedom and justice.
Here you will find a huge range of ideas, resources and support for teaching across different ages by human rights theme.
Our resources are written by specialist advisors, they encourage engaged classroom discussions about human rights using creative approaches to understanding truth, freedom and justice.
A human rights education resource focusing on refugees and asylum. For use with young people aged 11-16 across a range of subject areas or as part of a cross-curricular or drop-down day- updated August 2017.
This resource is designed to be balanced and facilitate open debate and discussion for and against the death penalty for students aged 14+.
It includes activities and facts to explore the death penalty. It looks at the arguments in favour and against, and asks how capital punishment has become a human rights issue. Students can also examine the impact of living on death row and consider whether it is fair to sentence children to death.
The resource includes an assembly script and debate. It also uses films, case studies and data for young people to write about.
Amnesty opposes the use of the death penalty in all cases and for all crimes, whether someone is innocent or guilty.
The older version of this pack is also available in Welsh on our website and Arabic.
Downloadable activities to accompany the award-winning book We Are All Born Free of thirty beautiful illustrations that interpret our human rights for ages 5+.
We Are All Born Free can be ordered from the Amnesty shop .
