#article 31

Right to Property (Article 31)

Is Right to Property now a legal right? You will find your answer in this article. Fundamental Rights The independence of many Asian and African nations did not result in the establishment of democracy and liberal institutions in all countries. The United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on 10th December 1948 which stressed providing basic rights to humans. The…

My Playworker’s Travelling Journal

In 2013 a playwork project, the Playworkers Travelling Journal, was launched collecting stories of playworkers from all different parts of the sector.In 2014  I was asked to put this short minibook together as a reflection on my journey, and on Play England, the organisation I had been with since 2008, and headed up from 2011, where our mission was to campaign for freedom to play.

I sent off the…

It will come as a surprise to very few of you that privatization and pollution of water is a global issue. 

Companies across the globe treat water like a commodity instead of a necessity for life.

If you support the RIGHT to clean water I urge you to sign the petition to add Article 31 to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Everyone has the right to clean and accessible water, adequate for the health and well-being of the individual and family, and no one shall be deprived of such access or quality of water due to individual economic circumstance.

Sign the petition that will be sent straight to the UN for water to be accessible and affordable for all people.

Article 31: