Human rights in schools - a youth activist's perspective

Headline Title: Human rights in schools - a youth activist's perspective 14 November 2013 Youth activist Courtney Clay describes her involvement with Amnesty International's Human Rights Friendly Schools project in Bermuda - one of more than 90 such intitiatives taking place around the world.My name is Courtney, I am 18 years old and I just finished my high school studies in the Human Rights Friendly School Warwick Academy in Bermuda. I have been involved with Amnesty International for about two years. I am a board member and the youth representative of Amnesty International…

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