Democratic principles

this show accountability and transparency because

in the song the artist talks about peace and how to live ina. peaceful world

this relates to free and fair elections because

many voices makes a better democracy the vast majority of citizens wanted some else as kingless voices is not good for a democracy its this majority of the voters that becomes disinterested in the democratic process.

RIghts to:Health careFood security Education EqualityPrivacy Rest and payYou have a right to refuse unsafe work. right to know what work is unsafe.right to workers union. right to overtime (40 hours). Fundamental freedoms:RIghts of freedom thoughtconsciencereligion expressionopinion beliefpeaceful assemblythe press

Human rights:The rights you have as a personThe right to religionThe right to liveThe right to eatThe right to workcyrus cylinder (one of the first known place human rights are written down)1215 AD magna carta no one can overrule the rights of the people 1776 america declares independence

Canada's human rights document. our billing of rights 1982 pierre trudeau "brought home the charter" which means he enshrined the charter in the canadian constitution.mobility rights: every citizen of canada has the right to enter, remain in and leave canada legal rights: everyone has a right to life.citation: this part may be cited as the canadian charter of rights and freedoms democratic rights: every citizen of canada has the right to vote in an election of members of the house of commons or of a legislative assembly and to be qualified for membership therein.

 It sets out, for the first time, fundamental human rights to be universally protected and it has been translated into over 500 languages.

the rights of the child are:no discrimination identity name and nationfreedom of thought and religion sharing thoughts freelyaccess to information protection from kidnapping keeping families togetherchildren with disabilities refuge children

indigenous people all over the world have been oppressed throughout history. this has led to some bad outcomes for indigenous people- economically, with the loss of culture and identity- the united nations declaration on the rights of indigenous people was created in order to protect indigenous people and give them the rights that they deserve.

climate actionthe world will exceed 1.5 degrees celsius by 2035 and faces a 2.5 degrees celsius by 2100 the rate of sea levels have risen double in the last decade life in waterocean warning, sea levels are rising and affecting marines ecosystem over fishers, more then third of global fish stocks are over fished poverty575 million people will still be living in extreme poverty

Human rights day............Human Rights Day is observed annually around the world on 10 December.what i learned about Human rights day......The Declaration was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in Paris on 10 December 1948 and sets out, for the first time, fundamental human rights to be universally protected.  

he believed in something called satyagraha, which means truth and force the dhoti. the traditional clothing loincloth made. self reliance was key. some of her tactics were, peaceful protests willingly went to prison and even staged hunger.gandhi decided he would walk to the sea to make his own salt. he walked 240 miles with 78 of his followers.he got them to boycott british goods and 50,00 thousand people were sent to prison. by the end of WW2 india gained their independence.they divided into a hindu india and a muslim pakistan .gandhi became a symbol of truth and a non-violence throughout the world. people in the U.S were using gandhi's tactics for civil rights."mankind has to get out of violence only through non-violence. hatred can only be overcome by love".

A boycott is when people refuse to buy from or support a company, group, or country to protest something they disagree with.