Human Rights today: new curriculum resource for years 9 & 10.
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Human Rights today: Discussing the issues, Accepting the Challenge is a new curriculum resource which has been produced for use by teachers and students in years 9 and 10.
Developed by Curriculum Corporation for Amnesty International, Human Rights today is designed to be used in Humanities/Social Science, History, Geography, Health, Civics and Citizenship Education, Religious Education and Values Education.
The resource focuses on child labour, the rights of Indigenous people in Australia, the rights of women and girls and human rights in conflict situations.
Authors: Robert Baker, Beth Gilligan, Kathleen Gordon, Brian Hoepper.
- Human Rights today webpage.
- Fill out the survey and get a free copy! Limited number of free copies of the resource available to Amnesty International Australia members or school group coordinators.
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