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This document outlines a "Relationship Bill of Rights" that describes rights people have in relationships to respect themselves and others, receive encouragement to follow their dreams, and believe in their chosen religion without pressure to change. It also covers rights to equality, safety, trust, health, openness, and honesty in relationships.
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Bill of rights 1
- 1. Relationship Bill of Rights
- 2. Living a healthy lifestyle entitles you To these rights in any setting, in all relationships, at all times! These are your rights within relationships for life!
- 3. You have a right to respect yourself and others and each person’s interests. You should not try or expect to change others. Right to Respect
- 4. Right to Encouragement People in your life should encourage you to follow your dreams. If you want to do something within Healthy Living with your life, your family, friends, and partners should support you in anything you chose.
- 5. Right to Religion Everyone is allow to believe in whay they want and to follow any religion they want. No one should try to change your beliefs.
- 6. Right to Equality It does not matter your gender, colour etc, you have a right to be treated equally and not discriminated against.
- 7. Right to Safety You and those around you should look out for each others safety. Together look out for dangers and work to keep each other safe.
- 8. Right to Trust People need to trust in you. You need to trust in others. Honour and value and protect trust together.
- 9. Right to Health You need to stay active. Exercise, eat healthy meals and stay fit. You only have one body. You have a right to take care of it.
- 10. Right to Openness Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. If you have something to say – share it. You have a right to share it.
- 11. Right to Honesty Honesty is extremely important – it develops trust. Without honesty there is no trust! You have a right to be honest and expect honesty.