Let’s save our village !
Children have the right to live in a healthy and clean environment and should be told about keeping the environment clean.
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The village is falling into disrepair ; it’s been invaded by rubbish and there is a terrible rotting smell everywhere. The inhabitants of the village are not making enough effort to keep the village clean.
It is very important, however, to preserve the environment so we can protect life on Earth and protect ourselves from sickness. This is why the children and the villagers set to work to thoroughly clean the village in order to be able to live in a clean and healthy environment.
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Children have the right to access safe drinking water. If the water is not looked after correctly there is a risk it can be contaminated.
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