Spanish children's rights teaching resource
PIlar from the Spanish section has sent us the following. A great resource for Spanish-speaking children's rights activists!
"I would like to share with you a new web that the Team working on
	Education on Human Rights has put together. It is for the students at
	primary and secondary education levels and their teachers in the
	Schoolnet/Red de escuelas they have settled. I asked for their permission
	to share with you, as some sections have Human Rights education as a part
	of the work on children's rights. And of course, they were happy to
	share…
http://www.es.amnesty.org/redescuelas/
	We would like to invite you to visit it, explore it and make use of any
	material, follow any inspiration from it or simply enjoying it as it
	is…It is in Spanish, so our Spanish speaking American friends will be
	the ones able to follow it best; along with the multi-language-talented
	people among us :-)
	Just one more note: on the left hand menu, if you select "enlaces"
	(Links)you will go to some of your own sections' web pages…"
Thanks Pilar! Looks like a great way to combine human rights education and the rights of the child.
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