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Through short stories and poetry, twenty-five leading authors and illustrators explore the top human rights issues facing young people today. Now is the time to take a stand and make a difference.
- Here I Stand: Stories that Speak for Freedom Relié - Amazon.fr
Inspired by the 800-year anniversary of the signing of the...
- Here I Stand: Stories that Speak for Freedom Relié - Amazon.fr
Inspired by the 800-year anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta, a selection of writers - in conjunction with Amnesty International UK - explore the rights and freedoms still lacking in today's society, covering issues such as gender equality, race hatred, surveillance, identity and freedom of speech. Contributors include: Tony Birch ...
A selection of the world's finest writers for young people – in conjunction with Amnesty International UK – explore the rights and freedoms still lacking in today's society, covering issues such as gender equality, race hatred, surveillance, identity and freedom of speech. Contributors include: Tony Birch, John Boyne, Sita Brahmachari, Kate ...
4 août 2016 · A selection of the world's finest writers for young people – in conjunction with Amnesty International UK – explore the rights and freedoms still lacking in today's society, covering issues such as gender equality, race hatred, surveillance, identity and freedom of speech.
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Here I Stand: Stories that Speak for Freedom. Here I Stand. : Neil Gaiman. Walker Books, 2017 - Juvenile Fiction - 310 pages. A varied and thought-provoking collection of short stories and...
- Neil Gaiman
- Amnesty International United Kingdom
- illustrated, reprint
- Here I Stand: Stories that Speak for Freedom
1 janv. 2016 · Through a series of twenty-five short stories, poems, and even a few comic strips, written by well known and renown authors, you are given different insights into how human rights are being trampled on, not only by other individuals, but by some communities as a whole.
- Hardcover
5 mai 2016 · Inspired by the 800-year anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta, a selection of writers - in conjunction with Amnesty International UK - explore the rights and freedoms still lacking in today's society, covering issues such as gender equality, race hatred, surveillance, identity and freedom of speech.
- Amnesty International UK
