BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS
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To act in your own best interests.
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To make a request and refuse a request.
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To be treated fairly and with respect (not bullied or intimidated).
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To make a mistake and to change your mind.
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To try anything anytime as long as you’re ready to accept the consequences.
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Not to have to anticipate others’ needs and wishes.
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To design your life and lifestyle.
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To meet your needs or to have them met.
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To celebrate your worth based on your standards.
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To put yourself first sometimes.
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To be the final judge of your feelings and accept them as legitimate.
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To have and express your own feelings, opinions and convictions.
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To protest unfair treatment or criticism.
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To interrupt in order to ask for clarification.
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To negotiate for change.
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To ask for help or emotional support.
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To feel or express pain.
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To ignore the advice of others.
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To receive formal recognition for your work and achievements.
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To be alone, even if others would prefer your company.
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Not to have to justify yourself to others.
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Not to take responsibility for someone else’s problem.
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To choose not to respond to a situation.
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To be listened to and taken seriously.
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To succeed and fail.