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Session 18: Millenium Development Goals

**18.1:** **Review**
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a declaration and is adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in December 10, 1948. Not all of them, because some are against this declaration. Slavery, human trafficking, poverty and abuse.
 * What is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
 * Do you think that all countries (including the U.S.) follow the UDHR?
 * Give examples of instances in which you think it is not being followed.

**18.2: Millenium Development Goals**
2. Chart:
 * < **__Similarities between the Two Documents__**
 * Help people
 * Make this world a better place ||< **__Differences between the Two Documents__**
 * One is talking about the education and the other tals about the humman trafficking
 * They are trying to reach the goal and help many people ||

3. Now explore the MDG 2011 Progress Chart:

Questions:
Yes, but not that much. No, simply because there are many things that have to do is way too toget everything they want. The thing that surprises me the most is how ruined is this world, it has so many problem and we can't do that much about it. No questions.
 * Has the world made progress towards the Millenium Development Goals? Give SPECIFIC examples.
 * Do you think that we will reach all goals by 2015 (the expected end of the mdg's)? Why/Why not?
 * What surprises you when you look a the 2011 progress chart?
 * What questions do you have?



**18.3: What can young people do?**

 * 18.3: "What can we do?".**
 * 1) Donate money
 * 2) Donate goods
 * 3) Ask for donations
 * 4) Submitting articles
 * 5) Join any partnership to help this people
 * 6) Help kids get in school
 * 7) Help others

**18.4: In the News**
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This link shows how MDG is striving to achieve the goals proposed in this year.