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Knowing your rights is the only way to demand respect. The knowledge gives you the possibility to know whether your rights are being respected or not. This additionally gives you the chance to help others. Knowing your rights is not just about repeat words from a book, is also about understand that is necessary to respect and value our and everyone else's lives. On the other hand, in order to be able to exercise our rights, we need to keep in mind that we have to carry out our duties.
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Once upon a time there was an Indian called Karakul who was the owner of fire, however, he was very selfish and he hid his treasure in his mouth in order to not share it.
The other Indians, after a long day of hunting always asked him for a little bit of fire to roast the meat, but they didn't get any, not even on the coldest days.
Karakul lived alone, because none of the other Indians wanted to have a stingy friend, except for Zika, a young indian, that did not give up. Zika watched him all the… Continue

Once upon a time there were two turtles that lived in a beautiful lake. They were always playing in the water, having a good time. They were happy because it was the best place ever. When summer arrived and the lake completely dried up, the turtles decided to go out to look for another lake.

On the way they found a huge pond. They were looking at it and saw that it was very deep and full of water.

One of the turtles said to the other, "We ought to go down to that pond right now!"

"Wait a minu… Continue

Once upon a time there was a little worm, that was walking through a field. He then came across a squirrel that asked him:
“Where are you going little worm?”
“Well... last night I dreamed that was at the top of that mountain. And as I liked how I looked there, I decided to climb it.” the worm replied.
“You must be out of your mind! A little worm little you would never be able to climb such a high mountain.” The squirrel replied.
The worm did pay him any attention and walked away. Soon after, he… Continue

Once upon a time there was a peacock that was always complaining about bad luck: “Poor me! All the other birds are better than me. The eagle is stronger, the hummingbird sings better, the rooster knows the time, the condor flies higher... poor me!”
One day, the peacock came across a little boy, who said to him: “Why don't you look on the bright side of life? You're big and elegant, you have a shiny neck and the feathers of your tail look like diamonds!”
The peacock then look at his reflect on th… Continue