RIGHTS TRIVIA 1

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Do you know your rights? Answer the following questions.

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Who is a child?

My grandparents

My teacher

Any child below the age of 18 years.

Incorrect A child is a person under the age of 18! And yes, children's rights belong to ALL children in the world. It does not matter who the child is, where they come from or what their race and religion is. ALL children have rights.

Good job! A child is a person under the age of 18! And yes, children's rights belong to ALL children in the world. It does not matter who the child is, where they come from or what their race and religion is. ALL children have rights.

What are children’s rights?

They are special laws that help children not to clean their rooms

They are special laws that prevent children from going to school

They are special laws that protect children and help keep them safe and happy

Incorrect Children's rights are special laws that protect children and help keep them safe, happy and healthy at all times.

Good job! Children's rights are special laws that protect children and help keep them safe, happy and healthy at all times.

Which of the following is an example of Children’s rights?

The right to pizza

The right to a birth certificate

The right to scream at my sister

Incorrect ALL children have a right to a name. They also have a right to a birth certificate.

Good job! ALL children have a right to a name. They also have a right to a birth certificate.

Why do children have a right to an education?

To help them go to school and learn, so they can reach their full potential

To help them go to school to make noise

To help them go to school so they don’t have to clean their rooms

Incorrect Education helps to create a lot of opportunities for you. You can become anything that you want to become when you are educated – a doctor, lawyer, engineer.

Good job! Education helps to create a lot of opportunities for you. You can become anything that you want to become when you are educated – a doctor, lawyer, engineer.

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RIGHTS TRIVIA 2

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Whose job is it to protect children’s rights?

Parents

Police

It is the job of the entire community

Incorrect It is the job of the entire community to make sure that children’s rights are protected at all times. A community is made up of parents, children, neighbours, the police and many other people.

Good job! It is the job of the entire community to make sure that children’s rights are protected at all times. A community is made up of parents, children, neighbours, the police and many other people.

Why do children’s rights need to be protected?

Because there are some people who are bored

Because there are some bad people who may try to take away rights from children

Because there are children who are naughty

Incorrect Children’s rights need to be protected so that no one takes away your rights. Even though the community knows that every child has a right, there are some very bad people who will try to take away the rights of children.

Good job! Children’s rights need to be protected so that no one takes away your rights. Even though the community knows that every child has a right, there are some very bad people who will try to take away the rights of children.

What is child labour?

It is my mummy telling me to clean my room

It is helping my teacher keep the classroom tidy

It is forcing children to do work that is harmful to them and that prevents them from attending school

Incorrect Children are allowed to work only if it does not disturb their education and they are not being used to make money for other people. Also, the work must not cause any harm to children.

Good job! Children are allowed to work only if it does not disturb their education and they are not being used to make money for other people. Also, the work must not cause any harm to children.

Who does the government work with to make sure the rights of children are protected?

The police, community leaders, parents, teachers and Childline

The police and the bad people who force children to work

The police and people wanting to make money out of children

Incorrect To help make sure the rights of children are protected at all times, the government works with the police, schools, community leaders and organisations which work with children such as the Childline.

Good job! To help make sure the rights of children are protected at all times, the government works with the police, schools, community leaders and organisations which work with children such as the Childline.

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RIGHTS TRIVIA 3

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What is a child rights violation?

It is when my parents tell me I can’t draw on the wall.

It is when my teacher tells me to do my homework

It is when someone takes away the rights of children.

Give an example of a child rights violation?

Child Labour

Allowing a child to eat breakfast

Refusing to let a child play with fire

Incorrect Child Labour rights are rights which protects children from doing work that is harmful to them. It also protects children from being used by bad people to make money for them.

Good job! Child Labour rights are rights which protects children from doing work that is harmful to them. It also protects children from being used by bad people to make money for them.

Incorrect Children are allowed to work only if it does not disturb their education and they are not being used to make money for other people. Also, the work must not cause any harm to children.

Good job! Children are allowed to work only if it does not disturb their education and they are not being used to make money for other people. Also, the work must not cause any harm to children.

How do you know when your rights have been violated?

I feel sad and I am not able to live a healthy life

I am always happy

I feel sad because my mummy won’t allow me to watch TV

True or False that children’s rights must not exist because anyone can take them away from children?

TRUE

FALSE

MAYBE

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RIGHTS TRIVIA 4

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Correct A child is a person under the age of 18! And yes, children's rights belong to ALL children in the world. It does not matter who the child is, where they come from or what their race and religion is. ALL children have rights.

Who are children?

A small baby

Someone who lives with their parents

Any person below the age of 18

Someone who is still in school

Incorrect When we talk about child rights violations, we are talking about bad people taking away the rights of children.

Correct When we talk about child rights violations, we are talking about bad people taking away the rights of children.

When does someone violate a child?

When someone names a child

When a child plays outside

When someone touches a child inappropriately

When a parent pays school fees for his children

Incorrect Identifying-> Local option-> Big Committee-> Reviewing-> Decision

Correct Identifying-> Local option-> Big Committee-> Reviewing-> Decision

What are the steps to submit a complaint

Shouting-> Reading-> Calling 116-> Decision

Decision-> Rewarding-> Reviewing-> Identifying

Identifying-> Local option-> Big Committee-> Reviewing-> Decision

Name:

Age:

Country:

Finish

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Incorrect All children have a right to an education. This is why ALL countries in Africa have a responsibility to make sure that ALL children in their countries are able to go to school and that they receive a quality education which will help them in reaching their dreams.

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Correct All children have a right to an education. This is why ALL countries in Africa have a responsibility to make sure that ALL children in their countries are able to go to school and that they receive a quality education which will help them in reaching their dreams.

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Which Rights Violation is for children on the streets?

Right to education

Right to a name

Right to a nationality

Right to grow

Incorrect A community is a group of people who live in the same area and is made up of parents, children, neighbours, the police and many other people.

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Correct A community is a group of people who live in the same area and is made up of parents, children, neighbours, the police and many other people.

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Who is not a community member?

Police

Teacher

Mickey Mouse

Council of Elders

Incorrect The first step in the reporting process is to Identify ways in which children are being violated, by who and where this is being done to them.

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Correct The first step in the reporting process is to Identify ways in which children are being violated, by who and where this is being done to them.

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Which one is STEP 1?

Local Options

Review

Identify

Review

Thandi's Story

Go to Lesson 3

Trouble in QinQin

START

In this game you are going to play as a young girl called Thandi. Thandi, comes from a village in Molo, in QinQin. Select the choices that you think Thandi should make. Remember, each of your choices will change the final ending of the story, so be careful and use what you've learnt to make sure Thandi and her family are safe and happy.

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In the long holiday, 7 years ago, Thandi’s aunt came to visit them in Nogino, the small rural village that Thandi and her family stay in. Thandi wondered how life in the big city is. Her aunt always told stories about the schools and how children are able to buy nice clothes and have fancy hairstyles like her own. This year her aunt talked to her parents and asked that Thandi come to live with her in the city and go to the school there as it was a much better school. Thandi had a choice to make, she was excited about the city, but would miss her family. Thandi was now 10 years old and felt ready for the big city life.

Go to the city with Auntie

Stay home with Mum

Although Thandi insisted on staying with Mum, Auntie talked to her parents and they agreed to let Auntie go with her to the city. Auntie got Thandi into school and she really enjoyed it. During the first short school holidays her aunt asked her to help her with the household chores. Thandi liked helping her aunt. When Thandi prepared to go back to school after the holiday, her aunt said that she should just wait a little bit and first help out in the house as the housekeeper did not return from her own holiday

Help out in the house

Refuse & ask to go to school.

We're going to the city! Auntie got Thandi into school and she really enjoyed it. It took her some time to make new friends, but she, Alexi and Mischa became best friends. During the first short school holidays her aunt asked her to help her with the household chores. Thandi liked helping her aunt. When Thandi prepared to go back to school after the holiday her aunt said that she should just wait a little bit and first help out in the house as the housekeeper did not return from her own holiday

Help out in the house

Refuse & ask to go to school.

Thandi was sad but thought that it is important for her aunt. The days became months and Thandi stayed at home, cleaning and cooking for the family The day of the holiday came when she and her aunt went home to Nogino. Thandi was so happy to see her family and they just sat together for hours. She wanted to tell her mother about the housework and that she was now a big girl.

Tell Mum about the housework

Don't bother mum with the stories

Auntie, "I want to go to school." Thandi says. Her aunt told her that she did not have another option, but would have to work. Thandi was sad but thought that it is important for her aunt. The days became months and Thandi stayed at home, cleaning and cooking for the family The day of the holiday came when she and her aunt went home to Nogino. Thandi was so happy to see her family and they just sat together for hours. She wanted to tell her mother about the housework and that she was now a big girl.

Tell Mum about the housework

Don't bother mum with the stories

Thandi's Mum was shocked. She reported the incident to Thandi's father who in turn told the police and the court what happened. The court refused to take up the case, saying that too much time had gone by since Thandi and other girls were forced to work in the city. Thandi's mother together with an NGO - Let the Children Play, took the case to the African Child Rights’ Charter. The committee first reviewed the communication and saw that everything submitted to them was in order. They then gave the government of QinQin 60 days to give their response to the case. There was a hearing where Thandi and some of the children went to discuss their problems.

FINISH

Although Thandi chose not to tell Mummy, Mummy could tell something was on Thandi's mind, she asked her later if everything was ok, and Thandi told mum what had been happening. Thandi's Mum was shocked. She reported the incident to Thandi's father who in turn told the police and the court what happened. The court refused to take up the case, saying that too much time had gone by since Thandi and other girls were forced to work in the city. Thandi's mother together with an NGO - Let the Children Play, took the case to the African Child Rights’ Charter The committee first reviewed the communication and saw that everything submitted to them was in order. They then gave the government of QinQin 60 days to give their response to the case. There was a hearing where Thandi and some of the children went to discuss their problems.

FINISH

Thandi is now safe and happy at home with mum and Dad. She is going to school and wants to be pilot when she grow up. Play the game again to see what happens if you make other choices, It's never the same each time!

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RIGHTS TRIVIA 1

Do you know your rights? Answer the following questions.

Who is a child?

What are children’s rights?

Which of the following is an example of Children’s rights?

Why do children have a right to an education?

RIGHTS TRIVIA 2

Help Taji and Temi learn more about childrens rights by answering the right questions. Have fun!

Whose job is it to protect children’s rights?

Why do children’s rights need to be protected?

What is child labour?

Who does the government work with to make sure the rights of children are protected?

RIGHTS TRIVIA 3

Help Taji and Temi learn more about childrens rights by answering the right questions. Have fun!

What is a child rights violation?

Give an example of a child rights violation?

How do you know when your rights have been violated?

True or False that children’s rights must not exist because anyone can take them away from children?

RIGHTS TRIVIA 4

Help Taji and Temi learn more about childrens rights by answering the right questions. Have fun!

Who are children?

When does someone violate a child?

What are the steps to submit a complaint

Which Rights Violation is for children on the streets?

Who is not a community member?

Which one is STEP 1?