Conclusion: What you can do!

After finishing this project, we have learned a lot – from what constitutes the Human Rights Law to Uganda’s history to the devastating realization that Child Soldiers are still present in the time that we are living in. After all, we feel that our purpose has been achieved. We have explained, informed and learned about all aspects on international human rights. We feel that what is left to say is to give ways so that you can help too.

The first step is to be informed, which you have already done.

Use your talents! Last year one school did a walk commute for the children of Uganda in which many students stayed in a school for twelve hours and walked, similar to what children in Uganda have to do to survive and to be safe from the rebels. This activity raised money and created awareness throughout our community. There are many other ways in which one can help; for example by means of fundraisers to help the needy and the impoverished. Remember: start locally. Get your friends and family involved.

One can donate money, but if that is not an option, community service is also available. One can join the Peace Corps or any other volunteer institution. I’m sure they would be grateful for any assistance, and would welcome individual and community initiatives.

We need to ensure the people their deserved and inherent rights. We all are created equal and have the right to live peacefully. We feel that the fulfillment of these rights in those unlucky corners of the Earth should be a priority in everyone’s mind.

We have the tools to make a difference!

You have the tools to make a difference!

So let’s start making a difference today.