Amanda
Girls’ rights made me understand my mother

“It’s very important to learn about our rights.

I used to have a very bad relationship with my mother. We argued a lot. I shouted at her. When I started learning about girls’ rights, I began to think about my mother’s rights. It’s not easy for her. We began to have better conversations when I discovered that girls also have rights.”
Amanda, 13, São José dos Campos, Brazil

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