| A | B |
|---|
| Rights | Something you are entitled to have |
| Responsibility | duty, accountable for something |
| Universal | international, global |
| Inalienable | Can not be taken away or given away |
| Indivisible | unable to be separated into pieces |
| Gender | male or female |
| declaration | to make a statement, to proclaim, to announce |
| equality | equal, the same |
| torture | to inflict pain, humiliation, or fear |
| Unite Nations | Established in 1945 to keep peace between nations around the world |
| discriminate | to treat one group better or worse than another one |
| conflict | disagreement, disharmony |
| violation | to abuse, or destroy |
| genocide | The systematic killing of all the people within a ethnic, national or religious group |
| Amnesty International | A non-profit global organization that works to end abuses of human rights world wide |
| dignity | self-esteem, pride, self-respect |
| conscience | to be aware of whats right and wrong |
| famine | little to no food |
| drought | little to no water |
| refugee | someone who seeks protection in another country |
| inhuman | cruel, no mercy, brutal |
| degrade | to humiliate, shame, to embarrass |
| prisoner of war | someone taken prisoner in a war |
| child soldier | a child who is forced to participate in war activities |
| UNICEF | United Nations International Childrens Emergency Fund |
| Child Labor | When children are forced to work rather than attend school |
