New youth website will enhance understanding of human rights and poverty

Headline Title: New youth website will enhance understanding of human rights and poverty 15 January 2013 Young people in countries around the world have the opportunity to learn about the link between poverty and human rights thanks to a new digital platform launched by Amnesty International which allows them to take action and share their ideas. Users of RespectMyRights.org can embark on two “interactive learning journeys” that provide educational information on the human rights violations that affect people living in poverty, including those facing forced evictions from their homes…

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