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Children's Rights, Stories
I Have the Right and You Have the Right
… my siblings are trying to convince my parents that it makes no sense for me to go to school. They laugh that I can’t see anything because of my squint, and that’s why my grades aren’t really good. But do I not have the right for learning? Just because I have a small squint?
