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    • How To Use This Toolkit
    • Getting Started: Some Basic Definitions
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    • About Human Rights
      • Human Rights – In Depth
      • Where Do They Come From?
    • Human Rights And Youth
    • What Rights Do Young People Have?
      • Rights In Focus: Right To Education
      • Rights In Focus: Right To Decent Work
      • Right To Participate In Public Affairs
      • Right To Freedom Of Thought, Conscience Or Religion
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      • Rights To Freedom Of Peaceful Assembly And Of Association
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      • Human Rights In The Digital Space And Right To Privacy
    • Facing Barriers And Obstacles
    • Promoting Awareness Amongst Youth
    • My Human Rights And The Law
  • Standing Up
    • Standing Up For Your Rights
      • Step 1 – Identify
      • Step 2 – Set Goals
      • Step 3 – Plan
      • Step 4 – Strategise
      • Step 5 – Develop Messaging
      • Step 6 – Refine
      • Step 7 – Evaluate
    • Youth Rights Advocacy Tips
    • Staying Safe
    • Standing Up When Vulnerable
    • Success Stories
    • Advocacy in action
  • Leveraging The System
    • Engaging With Human Rights Mechanisms
      • Things To Keep In Mind
      • What To Expect
    • Bodies And Mechanisms
    • The Human Rights Office
      • UN Human Rights Office Youth Steps
      • Engaging With The Human Rights Office
    • The Human Rights Council
      • The Human Rights Council and Youth
      • Engaging With The Human Rights Council
      • Special Procedures Of The Human Rights Council
      • Special Procedures and Youth
      • Engaging With The Special Procedures
    • The Universal Periodic Review
      • Engaging With The Universal Periodic Review
    • The Human Rights Treaty Bodies
      • The Treaty Bodies Youth Steps
      • Engaging With The Treaty Bodies
    • When To Engage These Mechanisms
      • Tips On Engaging With These Mechanisms
  • Youth And Peacebuilding
    • Youth Rights In Peacebuilding And Humanitarian Settings
    • The Existing Legal Framework
    • Challenges Of Youth in Humanitarian Settings
    • Youth And Preventing Violent Extremism
    • Young People And Peacebuilding
    • Peacebuilding
      Resources
    • Funding For Youth-led Peacebuilding
    • Youth Entrepreneurship
      • What Is Entrepreneurship?
      • What Are The Qualities Of A Successful Entrepreneur?
      • How Can I Generate A Business Idea?
      • How To Develop A Business Plan?
      • What Is Marketing?
      • How To Set Prices?
      • How Does The Business Operate?
      • What Is Record-Keeping?
      • Why Is Saving Important?
      • What Are The Human Rights Obligations Of Entrepreneurs?

Your Voice, Your Impact: Show the World Your Advocacy for Youth Rights!

Share Your Story: Upload photos, videos, or any evidence of your advocacy efforts. From holding up signs to speaking in front of crowds, every step counts!
Why It Matters: Your evidence inspires others to take action, highlights the power of youth advocacy, and strengthens our call for justice and accountability for youth rights.
What to Include: • Photos or videos of your events and campaigns. • Evidence of impactful conversations or creative activism. • Anything that shows your commitment to protecting youth rights! Upload details of your advocacy and be part of a global community making a difference. Together, we can demand justice for youth everywhere! Share your advocacy and inspire change now!

Calling Attendance

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In Conversation with Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese

Education Above All Youth Advocates hosted a webinar to mark the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.

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Comprehensive Narrative Report on COP29 Participation

COP, which stands for Conference of Parties, is the series of formal meetings Conference of Parties, where governments assess global efforts to advance the Paris Agreement and the Convention, also limit global warming to 1.5°C as informed by the latest science.

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