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All of them · Every right at once

Together

All of these rights belong to you at the same time. You do not have to earn them, or finish one path to have another.

Rights do not stand in a line. You can be hungry and still have a voice. You can be new here and still belong. You can skip Yellow and wander into Blue because you are curious. Nothing is locked. Kids do not need control. They need their curiosity expanded — and a promise that the whole map is already theirs.

Every colour is open. Wander wherever you like.

Children gathered around a wooden table, looking together at a paper map.

I wonder

There are no wrong answers. Open a question because you are curious.

There is no correct door. The one you noticed is a true door.

No. Rights are not a game with levels. They are yours because you are a child.

They weave. Speaking about being unsafe. Playing in your own language. That weave is the whole map.

Try this

Wander. Tap two paths below and see how they live together in you. Then follow whichever you have not yet been curious about — or return to the one you love.

How rights weave

Tap two colours. Rights do not queue. They weave.

Choose any two. There is no correct pair.

In the Convention

  • Article 42. You have the right to know your rights
  • Article 3. Your best interests come first
  • Article 4. Governments must make these rights real

Record a child who learned this

First name and date stay on this device. Use it as a family or classroom book of children learning about their human rights.

Paths they were curious about

Optional. Tap any — including Together. Nothing is required first.