The students of these teachers contributed to the book divided into 27 international teams from page 6.3/ESEP:

1.Voicu Corina Valentina, Romania

2.Paula Dobrin, Romania

3.Moț Cornelia, Romania

4.Fitore Mulaj, Albania

5.Gaia Giorgetti, Italy

6.Candelora Santoro, Italy

7.Pelagia Apostolidou, Greece

8.Jolanta Zamoyska, Poland

9.Ezgihan Turkurkor, Turkey

10.Evangeli Langopoulou, Greece

11.Nadya Stankova, Bulgaria

12.Assiye Șahin Akbulut, Turkey

13.Ayat Rabee

14.Oprea Elena, Romania

15.Stergiani Michaentzaki, Greece

16.Sema Altintaș, Turke

The students of these teachers contributed to the book divided into 27 international teams from page 6.3/ESEP:

17.Lăcrimioara Săbăreanu, Romania

18.Emine Kaya, Turkey

19.Athina Gkarmpola, Greece

20.Sara Pistolesi, Italy

21.Kadriye Ozge Kilic, Turkey

22.Armine Safaryan, Armenia

23.Shirinjan Mammadli, Azerbaijan

24.Efi Katsigianni, Greece

25.Athina Xyrafa, Greece

26.Naira Zeynalyan, Armenia

27.Ranca Aureliana, Romania

28.Anastasia Topalidou, Greece

29.Eleftheria Pachiadaki, Greece

30.Mary Papathanasiou, Greece

31.Popi Karamerou, Greece

32.Buta Ramona, Romania

Team 1

Life: Team Voicu Corina

Drawing:  Team  Gaia Giorgetti

Question: Team E. Lagopoulou

Team Voicu C: Edi, Alin, Naomi, Noemi, Simina, Sorana, Vasilică, Diana, Andra, Bianca

This right means that no one – including individuals and the government- can kill you. Because it is the government’s responsibility to protect human rights, they must create laws that safeguard human life and protect you if your life is in danger. The right to life is often invoked in discussions surrounding war, police brutality, capital punishment, and self-defense.

Life

Drawing: Team Gaia Giorgetti

Life

Question: Team Lagopoulou E.

A human right that many had to fight for.

Team 2

Equality: Team Pelagia Apostolidou

Drawing: Team Jolanta Zamoyska

Question: Ezgihan TURKURKOR

Team 2

Equality: Team Pelagia Apostolidou

 Equality

This right means that people have the same rights and opportunities regardless of what they look like or where they come from. It provides everyone with an opportunity to reach their full potential and have an equal chance to live their life as they choose.

Team 2

Drawing: Team Jolanta Zamoyska

Team 2

Equality: 

Question: Team Ezgihan TURKURKOR

 What right gives us equal opportunities?

Team 3

Non-discrimation: Team Dobrin Paula

Drawing: Lagopoulou E.

Question: Team EMINE KAYA

    Team 3

    Non-discrimination - Team Dobrin Paula

#4 The right to non-discrimination, 

which is fundamental to democracy, is an integral part of the principle of equality. It ensures that no one is denied their rights on the grounds of race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property or birth.

Team 3

Question: EMINE KAYA team  student :Derin ISBL

1-Racial discrimination can happen on the basis of ...?

A- Race, colour, descent

B-National origin

C-Ethnic origin

D- All of the above

Team 4

Health: Team Jolanta Zamoyska

Drawing: Team EMINE KAYA

Question: Oprea Elena

Team 4

Health: Team Jolanta Zamoyska

The right to the highest standard of physical and mental health does not in itself imply the right to be healthy, which the state should guarantee. Good health is influenced by many factors that are sometimes beyond the control of the State. This right incorporates a wide spectrum of socio-economic factors that enable people to lead a healthy life and extends to food and nutrition, housing, access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation, safe and healthy working conditions, healthy environment.

  Team 4

  Health: 

  Drawing:Team 

  EMINE KAYA ISBL

Team 4

Question:Oprea Elena

Do we go to the doctor periodically to check ourselves?

Team 5

Family: Team Moț Cornelia Alina 

Drawing: Candelora Santoro

Question: Fitore Mulaj

Team 5

Family: Team Moț Cornelia Alina 

Family law is represented by all the legal norms that regulate personal and patrimonial relationships arising from marriage, adoption and relationships assimilated by law, under certain aspects, to family relationships, in order to protect and strengthen the family

Team 5 Drawing:  Candelora Santoro

Embrace of a family after the pandemic   (past)

and  after the war  ( future) , we hope soon!

Team 5

Question: Fitore Mulaj

Mom, dad, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, grandparents, what are they?
Family

Team 6  

Children's Rights:   Name, Team EMİNE KAYA

Drawing:    Team Pelagia Apostolidou

Question:   Team Voicu Corina

Team 6  

Children's Rights: EMİNE KAYA team student BETUL ISBL

Team 6  Name

Children's Rights: Team 

Drawing: Team Pelagia Apostolidou

Team 6 

Children's Rights: Team Voicu Corina

Question:

What do we all get after we are born?

Name!

Team 7

No slavery: Team Mary Papathanasiou

Drawing: Team Ezgihan TURKURKOR

Question: Team Dobrin Paula

Team 7

No slavery 

Team Mary Papathanasiou

No one shall be held in slavery or servitude; slavery and the slave trade shall be prohibited in all their forms.

Team 7

Drawing: Team Ezgihan TURKURKOR

Team 7

Question: Team Dobrin Paula

    "What is the right prohibiting people being held in unbearable conditions and forced to perform some form of work, most times hard and dishonourable work, for which they are very low-paid?"

Team 8

Work: Team Evangeli Lagopoulou

Drawing: Voicu Corina

Question: Moț Cornelia Alina

Everyone has the right to work, to free choice of employment, to just and favourable conditions of work and to protection against unemployment. Everyone, without any discrimination, has the right to equal pay for equal work. Everyone has the right to form and to join trade unions for the protection of his interests.

Team 8

Drawing: Team Voicu Corina

Team 8

Question: Team Moț Cornelia Alina

Do we have the right to choose our profession, job or occupation, as well as our workplace?

Team 9

Education: Team  Candelora Santoro

Drawing: Ranca Aureliana, Romania

Question: Jolanta Zamoyska

Team 9

Education: Team  Candelora Santoro

Rita

THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION IS FUNDAMENTAL  AS EVERY CHILD MUST BE ABLE TO GO TO SCHOOL WITHOUT ANY DISTINCTION. EDUCATION MUST BE FREE TO ALLOW EVERYONE TO GO TO SCHOOL. IT HAS THE POWER TO REALISE OUR DREAMS. EVERYBODY MUST HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY. EDUCATION IS MANDATORY UP TO THE AGE  OF 16.

Team 9

Education Drawing: Ranca Aureliana, Romania

Team 9

Education

Question: Jolanta Zamoyska

What is the process of teaching or learning,especially in a school or college, or the knowledge that you get from this?
E d u c a t i o n

Team 10

Freedom: Team Ezgihan Turkurkor  

Drawing: Team Moț Cornelia Alina

Question: Mary Papathanasiou

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood

Team 10

Freedom: Team Ezgihan Turkurkor 

 The right to freedom

This right means that Freedom is the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint, and the absence of a despotic government.

Drawing: Team Moț Cornelia Alina

Question: Mary Papathanasiou

What don't you have when you're locked up?

Freedom

Team 11

Religion: Team Fitore Mulaj 

Drawing: Team Dobrin Paula

Question: Shrinjan Mammadli

TEAM FITORE MULAJ ALBANIA

Team 11 - Drawing: Team Dobrin Paula

Team 11

Question: Team Shrinjan Mammadli

We believe in a deity from heaven

Religion

Team 12

Mariage: Team Săbăreanu Lăcrimioara

Drawing: Team Mary Papathanasiou

Question: Efi Katsigiani

Men and women of full age, without any limitation due to race, nationality or religion, have the right to marry and to found a family. They are entitled to equal rights as to marriage, during marriage and at its dissolution. Marriage shall be entered into only with the free and full consent of the intending spouses. 

Team 12

Mariage

Drawing: Team Mary Papathanasiou

Team 12

Mariage

Question: Efi Katsigiani

The right to choose your soul mate
Marriage

Team 13

Protection: Team Armine Safaryan

Drawing: Assiye Şahin Akbulut 

Question: Athina Xyrafa, Greece

No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile. Arbitrary or unlawful detention occurs when an individual is arrested and detained by a government without due process and without the legal protections of a fair trial. Anyone who is deprived of his liberty by arrest or detention shall be entitled to take proceedings before a court. Anyone who has been the victim of unlawful arrest or detention shall have an enforceable right to compensation.

Team 13

Drawing: Protection 

Assiye Ş. Akbulut team 

                 student:Gülçin

Team 13

Question: Christina Kapeliani

All children need it
Protection

Team 14

To trial: Team Shrinjan Mammadli

Drawing: Fitore Mulaj

Question: Team Ayat Rabea

Everyone is entitled in full equality to a fair and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal, in the determination of his rights and obligations and of any criminal charge against him.

Team 14

To trial

Drawing: Team: Fitore Mulaj

Team 14

To trial

Question: Team Ayat Rabea

What am I entitled to before I am judged?

At trial

Team 15

Alimentation: Team  Ayat Rabee

Drawing: Ahd & jad (healthy food pyramide)

Question:  Assiye Şahin  Akbulut

The right to food can be described as follows: The right to adequate food is realized when every man, woman and child, alone or in community with others, has physical and economic access at all times to adequate food or means for its procurement.

Team 15

Team Ayat Rabea

Alimentation: Team (Ahd & Jad)

The story of the vegetable salad party

Ahed came back from school, greeted her parents, and asked about her younger brother Jad

The mother said to her: He came back from kindergarten tired, and went to sleep until he finished preparing lunch

Ahed changed her clothes and washed her hands well, as she is keen on hygiene.

Ahed sat with her father and started telling him about her day at school

Ahed: It was a great day, Dad: I played with my friends in the school saloon, and learned about decay-causing foods like chocolate and sweets.

Team 15

Question:  Assiye Şahin  Akbulut

Where are the most hunger in the world?  

 Answer -Africa. 

a.Africa

b.all of Earth

c.none of them

Team 16

Freedom to move: Team Efi Katsigiani

Drawing: Armine Safaryan

Question: Ranca Aureliana, Romania

Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each state. Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country.

Team 16

Freedom to move

Drawing: Armine Safaryan

Team 16

Freedom to move: 

Question: Ranca Aureliana, Romania

The right to find your place in the world (To move)

Team 17

Nationality: Team  Assiye Ş. Akbulut   

Students: Beyza Ç.,Ada and Gülçin.

Drawing: Săbăreanu Lăcrimioara

Question: Armine Safaryan

TEAM 17 - Nationality

Team  Assiye Ş. Akbulut   

Students: Beyza Ç.,Ada and Gülçin.

Lawful membership of a particular nation or state. A people who share a common origin, culture and/or language and possibly form a nation-state.

Team 17

Drawing: Săbăreanu Lăcrimioara