Humans rights

1. Human rights are universal rights that every person possesses simply because they are human (e.g., right to life, freedom from torture).
2. Civil rights are rights granted by a specific government to its citizens (e.g., the right to vote in a specific country).

💡 À retenir : Human rights are universal; civil rights are legal rights within a state.

1. NGO signifie "Non-Governmental Organization".
2. Ce sont des associations indépendantes des gouvernements qui travaillent souvent pour protéger les droits de l'homme (ex: Amnesty International).

💡 À retenir : NGO = Non-Governmental Organization (organisation non gouvernementale).

1. Use "must" for a strong obligation or necessity (e.g., "We must respect human rights").
2. Use "mustn't" for prohibition (e.g., "We mustn't discriminate against others").

💡 À retenir : Must = obligation ; Mustn't = interdiction.

1. Commence par une phrase d'introduction (Topic sentence).
2. Donne deux arguments clairs (ex: "Firstly, it ensures dignity; secondly, it promotes peace").
3. Termine par une conclusion qui résume ton idée.

💡 À retenir : Un paragraphe bien structuré = Topic sentence + Arguments + Conclusion.

1. It is a fundamental right, but it has limits.
2. You cannot use your freedom of speech to incite violence, hate, or harm others.

💡 À retenir : Freedom of speech is a right, but it comes with responsibilities.

1. Oui, c'est une question très fréquente dans la section "Language".
2. Il faut toujours identifier le temps du verbe dans la phrase active pour le garder dans la passive.

💡 À retenir : Passive voice = Be + Past Participle.

1. It refers to the exploitation of children through any form of work that deprives them of their childhood.
2. It interferes with their ability to attend school and is considered a violation of human rights.

💡 À retenir : Child labor is a violation of children's rights.

1. You can use "unfair treatment" or "prejudice".
2. It means treating someone differently based on race, gender, or religion.

💡 À retenir : Discrimination = unfair treatment of a person or group.

1. It stands for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
2. It was adopted by the United Nations in 1948 to protect the rights of all people globally.

💡 À retenir : UDHR = Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

1. Use a formal greeting (Dear Sir/Madam).
2. State the purpose of your letter clearly.
3. Use formal language and end with "Yours faithfully".

💡 À retenir : Formal letters require specific structure and polite tone.

1. It means that men and women have the same rights, responsibilities, and opportunities.
2. It is a key goal in modern societies to ensure fairness.

💡 À retenir : Gender equality = equal rights for men and women.

1. The UN monitors human rights violations worldwide.
2. It sets international standards and encourages countries to respect these rights through treaties.

💡 À retenir : The UN is the main international body protecting human rights.