Here are the human rights we love - in pictures
Published on: 09 August 2017
Chris Riddell has illustrated a little picture book with the big task of asking children to think about their freedoms and rights. And – predictably – it's completely wonderful.
Published by Amnesty International, My Little Book of Big Freedoms uses 16 simple but beautiful illustrations to explore the issue.
The former Children's Laureate writes inside:
'I've drawn some pictures for you. Each of them shows one of our freedoms and how it can help each of us when we need it. I hope you like them.'
You can see a few of his beautiful drawings in the gallery below.
Take a look at Chris Riddell's drawings
Illustration on Freedom: from Chris Riddell's My Little Book of Big Freedoms
Illustration on Knowledge: from Chris Riddell's My Little Book of Big Freedoms
Illustration on Thought: from Chris Riddell's My Little Book of Big Freedoms
Illustration on Togetherness: from Chris Riddell's My Little Book of Big Freedoms
Illustration on Solidarity: from Chris Riddell's My Little Book of Big Freedoms
Topics: Children's Laureate, Features, Gallery
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