Speech on Basic Human Rights

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls of all ages. I have come her to tell you, you all, about how we are “Lucky to be us”.

do everyone know the basic right, I do, it An education, it too have clean water, health care, something to eat, a safe environment, protection from war, a say in their Future and equality of opportunity.

An education is one of the most important things in the world, it how you get more money on the same length of time, and if you didn’t know it, one third of the children's from the third world are illiterate and that should change, it should be almost zero percent in the world and when I’m saying that, I mean the whole world, year, there are also problems with education in the US, there are up to twenty percent for the US people that are illiterate and that is because of the schools in the US to cost money from zero grade to when you are done.

Clean water, clean water is something you, we and everybody need to have, and if you don’t have clean water, then you can get sick and that is not good and if it really dirty you can dread. In our camp the water is clean and we check the water every two to three times a day. But there are other people in the world that don’t have clean water, it actually over one billion people in the world that have dirty water, and think, there are only seven billion people… so it one seventh of the world that don’t have clean water, and there are twenty-five thousand people that are dreading every day.