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Demands of Human Dignity

Respect for Women
"Our dedication to respecting and protecting women's rights in all countries must continue if we are to achieve a peaceful, prosperous, and stable world."

Laura Bush, 3/8/02



Laura Bush greets earthquake victims in Ecuador, March 24, 2002. White House photo by Susan Sterner.

 
The 7 Demands of Human Dignity
Take a look photos of the next generation of the world while learning about the demands of human dignity.
Photo of boy in Peru
Rule of law
Photo of boy and girl
Limits on Power of the State
Photo of girl in ecuador
Respect for Women
Photo of girl in England
Private Property
Photo of Afghan child
Free Speech
Photo of Korean child
Equal Justice
Photo of American child
Religious Tolerance

"All fathers and mothers, in all societies, want their children to be educated, and live free from poverty and violence."

President George W. Bush, 1/29/02




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