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The importance of human rights education for youth
is increasingly recognized.
An intergovernmental conference on human rights
education held by the Organization for Security
and Cooperation in Europe in Vienna in March 2004
recommended that schools undertake education in
human rights and children's rights. "Human
rights education should be included in all school
curricula starting from the earliest years of education.
It should be mandatory particularly for secondary
school education," the conference urged.
The conference also recommended that "In human-rights education, particularly in promoting tolerance and countering discrimination, non-traditional methods such as dance and music should also be employed."
Youth for Human Rights International and Youth
for Human Rights Australia have developed a lesson
plan that educators can use in teaching human rights
to young people.

See also:
Music
Video for Human Rights(temporarily unavailable)
Convention
on the Rights of the Child

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