1. Global Rights How are they different from Canada’s rights?

2. Canada’s Rights & Freedoms legal rights equality rights mobility rights Aboriginal peoples’ rights freedom of thought freedom of speech freedom of religion right to peaceful assembly

3. Canada’s Responsibilities obey Canada’s laws express opinions freely respecting the rights and freedoms of others help others in the community care for and protect our heritage and environment eliminate discrimination and injustice

4. How do these photos compare to the rights of Canadians?

5. India What do you think is happening in this photo?

6. Peru Knowing what you know now … what do you think is happening in this photo? http://www.childlaborphotoproject.org/bazan1.html

7. Tunisia

8. Where is a Burqa worn? Burqa is worn throughout Middle Eastern nations and the Muslim nations around the world. Many liberal or democratic governments are not so strict about wearing the Burqa. In these countries women have the freedom to choose if they want to wear a Burqa. Meanwhile, in stricter nations, women are told to wear the Burqa and failure to do so can result in beatings, harassment or other worse punishments. Who wears a Burqa? A woman wears a Burqa but more specifically, conservative practicing Muslims wear it. Girls are not supposed to wear a burqa until she hits puberty but some girls as young as six are made to wear the Burqa to get them used to wearing it.

9. India

10. Ukraine- What is happening in this photo? http://www.praguepost.com/news/3516-region-raid-in-ukraine-prompts-pre-election-violence.html http://www.praguepost.com/news/3516-region-raid-in-ukraine-prompts-pre-election-violence.html

11. Peru PERU: RIOT IN OVERCROWDED LURIGANCHO PRISON KILLS FIVE. February 18, 2005 Rioting killed five Peruvian prisoners in Lurigancho prison in Lima this month, exposing the massively overcrowded facility to international attention.

12. Tunisia Tunisia - Eight-month jail sentence for message posted on Facebook MONTREAL, July 13 Reporters Without Borders condemns the eight-month jail sentence that a Tunis court has imposed on 69-year-old academic and human rights activist Khedija Arfaoui for posting a message on the social networking website Facebook. She was convicted on 4 July of "disturbing public order" under article 121 of the criminal code, which states that "anyone stirring up rebellion by means of speeches in public places or meetings, or placards, posters or written texts is punishable as if they had participated in the rebellion.”

13. Bahrain

14. Iran

15. Now What Do You Think About Canadian Rights?

16. Canada Some Rights and Freedoms: legal rights equality rights mobility rights Aboriginal peoples’ rights freedom of thought freedom of speech freedom of religion right to peaceful assembly Some Responsibilities obey Canada’s laws express opinions freely respecting the rights and freedoms of others help others in the community care for and protect our heritage and environment eliminate discrimination and injustice