7.Discrimination.

Unit 2.    HUMAN RIGHTS

Lesson 2. Intolerance.

Discrimination refers to unfair or unequal treatment of a person or group of people, based on certain characteristics. It comes in various forms. 
Pay attention to this video and write them down:  

Intolerance is the refusal to tolerate or respect opinions or beliefs contrary to one's own. It is as well the refusal to tolerate or respect people of a different social group, especially members of a minority group, who are more vulnerable and have fewer resources for confronting this negative attitude. 

EXAMPLES OF INTOLERANCE IN HISTORY

DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN

• Content: Prejudice and discrimination. Women's rights. Violence against children. Death penalty and the rights of immigrants.
• Content language: Vocabulary: victims, violence, aggressor, abuse, rape, harassment, protection, kidnapping, to kill, exploitation, sexual merchandise, prison, offense, human trafficking, discrimination, equality before the law, principles, inalienable, deprivation, freedom, to restrict, to prohibit, to guarantee, to respect, to promote

• Communication: English language: 
• the right to + inf.
• the right of + noun
• the duty to + inf.
• to respect the right to + inf.
• to break the law

• Culture: Knowing about human rights around the world.

• Cognition: 
• Comprehension: explain, summarize, distinguish, give examples, infer, review.

• Reading activity.
• Filling the gaps activity.
• Audiovisual presentation.
• Group discussions.