Human rights education (HRE) is important for shaping the views and actions of young people. In today's world, understanding human rights has become even more crucial. This abstract looks at how human rights education affects youth, influencing their attitudes, actions, and involvement in social justice issues. The goal is to explore how HRE can help create responsible and caring citizens who can challenge human rights violations and promote equality. Human rights education focuses on teaching young people about their rights, responsibilities, and how to protect dignity, justice, and fairness. By educating youth on these principles, society can work towards greater inclusivity and fairness. This education is commonly delivered through schools, community programs, and media campaigns, emphasizing core values such as freedom, dignity, and equality. Beyond raising awareness, HRE aims to inspire young people to take meaningful action in fostering positive societal change. Research shows that youth engaged in human rights education are more likely to advocate for justice and equality. They develop a stronger sense of solidarity with marginalized groups and become more aware of social injustices. HRE encourages critical thinking and empathy, allowing youth to challenge stereotypes and discrimination. As a result, it fosters social cohesion and peace by promoting respect for diversity. A key outcome of human rights education is increased civic engagement. Youth who understand the social, political, and economic aspects of human rights are more inclined to participate in efforts to improve their communities. Moreover, the digital age has amplified the reach of HRE, enabling youth to access information, connect globally, and advocate for human rights through social media and online campaigns. In conclusion, human rights education has a big impact on youth, shaping their understanding of justice, equality, and their role in supporting these values. By giving young people the knowledge, skills, and motivation to stand up for human rights, HRE helps create active, caring, and responsible citizens. It is essential to keep including human rights education in school curriculums and youth programs worldwide to build a future where everyone's rights are respected and protected.
Rajat Kumar (Wed,) studied this question.