Primary activity
Enter our competition!
You could be Primary Young Human Rights Reporter of the Year!
For a chance to win you need to write between 200-250 words on a human rights issue and send it to us via our Be a reporter section.
Make sure you put "Amnesty competition" as the headline for your article (you can add your own headline in the text of your article) and be sure to include your full name, age, school and school address and postcode at the end of your article so we can get in contact with your school if you are shortlisted.
Don't worry, we won't publish your full name on the learnnewsdesk or anywhere else without your parent/guardian's permission.
The first thing your should do is check out the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This is a list of rights that have been agreed by most governments for every human in the world.
Click here for a child-friendly link to the list of rights.
Now you have to think about what you want to write about. Perhaps you have a personal human rights story to tell?
Or maybe you feel angry about particular human rights being broken?
If you haven't got any ideas straight away then look at some links in Find out more to get some.
We can't wait to read your entries so get writing!
Remember your teacher or parent/guardian must read our terms and conditions before you enter the competition. Click here to view them.
A flame of hope among the barbed wire: Amnesty International's powerful logo
Picture: Amnesty International