HAPPY INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY!

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To celebrate the Human Rights Day, 10th December, we have read the articles in Universal Decleration of Human Rights and created a video with the participation of all countries.

Here is the link to our video:

Happy International Human Rights Day!


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  1. Anonymous2/15/2024

    Italians sound nice :))))

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  2. Anonymous3/03/2024

    Happy human days!

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