THEME OF ASSEMBLY : HUMAN RIGHTS G6

PLEDGE :

“India is my country, and all Indians are my brothers and sisters.

I pledge to serve my country and my people with love and respect.
To my parents, teachers, and all elders, I will show respect and courtesy.
To my country and my people, I pledge my devotion.
In their well-being and prosperity alone, lies my happiness.”

THOUGHT OF THE DAY :

1. "True progress begins when every person’s rights are respected."

2. "No one is free until everyone is free."
3. "Human rights are not a privilege, but a fundamental right for all."
4. "Human rights are the building blocks of a just and peaceful world."
5. "Equality is the essence of human dignity, and dignity is the foundation of rights."
6. "The protection of human rights is the responsibility of every individual."
7. "Our differences should not divide us; human rights should unite us."
8. "When human rights are denied, dignity is also lost."
9. "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
10. "The fight for human rights is the fight for humanity itself."

NEWS OF THE DAY:

WORD OF THE DAY:

1.Equality (Noun)
Meaning: The state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities.
Sentence: "Equality before the law is a cornerstone of human rights."

2.Justice (Noun)
Meaning: The quality of being fair and reasonable.
Sentence: "Human rights cannot thrive without justice for all individuals."

3.Freedom (Noun)
Meaning: The power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants.
Sentence: "Freedom of expression is a vital aspect of human rights."

4.Dignity (Noun)
Meaning: The state of being worthy of honor or respect.
Sentence: "Every person deserves to live with dignity, free from discrimination."

5.Liberty (Noun)
Meaning: The state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions.
Sentence: "Liberty is a fundamental human right that should be protected for all."

6.Discrimination (Noun)
Meaning: The unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people.
Sentence: "Fighting discrimination is essential to ensuring human rights for all."
7.Solidarity (Noun)
Meaning: Unity or agreement of feeling or action, especially among individuals with a common
interest.
Sentence: "Global solidarity is crucial for advancing human rights worldwide."

8.Advocacy (Noun)
Meaning: Public support for or recommendation of a particular cause or policy.
Sentence: "Human rights advocacy plays a key role in influencing policy changes."

9.Oppression (Noun)
Meaning: Prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control.
Sentence: "Oppression violates the basic principles of human rights and justice."

10.Empowerment (Noun)
Meaning: The process of gaining freedom and power to do what one wants.
Sentence: "Human rights education is key to the empowerment of marginalized communities."

SPEECH ON “HUMAN RIGHTS GURANTEED TO EVERYONE”

Good morning/afternoon everyone,

It’s an honor to stand before you today to talk about something that affects each and every one of
us that is human rights.

Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms that every person should have simply because
they are human. These rights are not earned or given based on wealth, race, or status—they are
guaranteed to everyone, no matter who they are or where they come from. Human rights are
universal, meaning they apply to everyone, everywhere.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, created by the United Nations in 1948, tells us
that every person is born free and equal in dignity and rights. These rights include the right to
life, liberty, and safety; the right to speak freely, to learn, and to be treated fairly by the law; and
the right to live without fear of discrimination, violence, or oppression.

Sadly, even though these rights are guaranteed, millions of people still face violations every day.
Around the world, many experience inequality, violence, and a lack of basic needs like education
and healthcare. These violations not only hurt individuals but also harm communities and
nations.

That’s why it’s up to all of us to protect these rights and make sure they are respected by
everyone. Whether we are activists, leaders, students, or ordinary citizens, we all play a role in
creating a world where human rights are a reality for all people.

A key part of ensuring human rights is equality. Human rights apply to everyone, regardless of
gender, race, religion, or background. Another important right is freedom of speech, which
allows us to express our thoughts, ideas, and concerns without fear of punishment. Education is
also essential—it helps us protect our rights and make informed decisions.

But rights alone are not enough. Justice is needed to protect them. It’s not enough to say we
believe in human rights—we must make sure they are enforced. This means having laws and
systems that protect people from violence, discrimination, and injustice.
Although progress has been made in protecting human rights, the work is far from over. We
cannot be satisfied with how far we have come; we must continue to work towards a world
where everyone’s rights are respected. This is a journey that requires effort from governments,
organizations, and each one of us. We must continue to fight against inequality, speak out when
we see injustice, and stand up for those who are most vulnerable.

In conclusion, human rights are not optional—they are fundamental to the freedom, dignity, and
well-being of all people. It is our responsibility to protect them, not just for ourselves but for
future generations. By working together, we can create a world where human rights are
guaranteed to everyone, everywhere.

Thank you.
 COMPERING SCRIPT FOR THE ASSEMBLY

1. A very warm and blissful morning to everyone present here. Today’s assembly is being
conducted by grade 6 on [Theme]. So, let's embark on this journey of positivity and inspiration
right away.

2. To commence our assembly on a spiritual note, let us seek divine blessings. I request choir
group to lead us in prayer.

3. Now, let us take pledge to uphold the values of our nation. I would like to invite [Student's
Name] to lead us in the Pledge.

4. A thought can ignite a mind, and a mind can change the world. Let's hear a thought-provoking
message from [Student's Name].

5. To stay updated with the happenings around the globe, let's listen to the latest news, being
presented by [Student's Name].

6. A word can inspire, a word can heal. Let's embrace the power of words with [Student's Name],
who will share the Word of the Day.

7. Today, we have a special treat for you all. [Student's Name] will deliver an inspiring speech on
[Topic].

8. We now request Principal Sir to share his valuable insights with us.

9. As we conclude our assembly, let us remember the importance of [Theme]. Let us strive to
incorporate it into our daily lives.

10.To conclude our assembly, let us stand united and sing our National Anthem.