CAN WE MAKE HUMAN RIGHTS MORE RELEVANT IN THE WORLD TODAY?(WITH THE HELP OF SOCIAL NETWORKS

The human rights are laws related in the behaviour and the respect of people, but not always these rights are accomplish. In some cases this human rights aren't value in some people, for any problems related in his physical or cultural live.

For example in the case of to find a job, some people are more undervalue form other people. In most of business before take on a person, they study his character hu¡is experience in the job, but always they see his physichs and sometimes take on a person of the same country before a person of other country, this problem it's called racism, and this problem it becomes a relaity in our world. I think that we need to value a person for his experience his character or his desires to work and we not value a person for his aspect religion or culture, because we don't know, if a foreigner is most calificate of a person of this country, and sometimes we lose people highly qualified.

DAY 4: FRIDAY 7TH APRIL

That day was the final day and we had to prepared the suitcase to left this in reception at 9:00h. Then we went to the bus station to went to visited  St Paul's Cathedral that was designed by Christopher Wren after the Great Fire and built between 1675 and 1710. It is one of the world's largest church domes around 65,000 tons worth. 

Then we went to had breakfast because with the rush to pack the suitcase we hadn't much time. Then we visited the Monument that was designed by Wren to commemorate the Great Fire. It is 60,6m high, the exact distance from it's base to the bakery on Pudding Lane where the blaze begin. We had free time if we wanted to climb up to the viewpoint. I rose 311 steps and finally we observed part of the London city were an incredible views. 

Then we had a bus and took us to The Tower of London that is World Heritage Site which possesses a gruesome and compelling history. The most striking building is the central White Tower, with it's Romanesque architecture and hour turrets. Is a huge castle where Lourdes told us that in the past served as a prison to condemned the slaves and intolerant people with the government to death. We passed the Tower of London and we entry to the Tower Bridge that was built when London was still a thriving port in 1894. When we arrived at the end of the bridge we got off in a beutiful and clean park where we had some pictures of the London Bridge that could see perfectly.

Then we had to slipe away from Borough Market because there are a lot of people selling food and others buying the food. Borough Market is similar than Candem Market with his food stalls and we had to bought the lunch to had much time to visited the things that we had to see.

After lunch we went to visited the Shakespeare's Globe that was the most famous theatre, where a genius playwright was offering his such as Macbeth and Hamlet. We did a tour of the theatre and it's areas and we could see the stands and the stage where Shakespeare acted, and then we entered in the exposition of the theatre where we could the see the clothes and some objects that they used at that period to acted. And finally we went to the Tate Modern that is one's of London biggest attractions, this outstanding modern and contemporany art gallery is housed in the creatively revamped Bankside Power Station south of the Millenium Bridge. The Tate Modern houses the Tate's Collection of modern art with work ranging from Andy Warhol to Rachel Whiteread and Henri Matisse to Henry Moore. We went upstairs in the viewpoint to took photographs of the landscape, was very beautiful and striking to observe the views of London, but we stayed sad because was the final day and we had to left London to return to Barcelona, and nobody wanted to return because we had too much homework and exams.

Then we returned to the Hostel by underground, we took the suitcase and at 17.15h we say goodbye to the city of London. We took a bus and we went to the Airport of Gatwick, we had to dinner in the Airport and then at 21.40h we had to boarding to got in the plane by Vueling, I was so tired and I fell asleep during the flight. At 00:50h we arrived at Barcelona and we had to waited to the bus that will brought us to Castelló d'Empúries. We arrived at Castelló at 4:30h and finally we went to my house to rest all days that we had pass in London. 

Was an incredible adventure I had a great time with my friends and teachers and I encourage all students to travel to London because it's a unique experience.

DAY 3: THURSDAY 6TH APRIL

We got up very early in the morning and had breakfast in the hostel. We ran out from the hostel to the underground station of Elephant and Castle to Charing Cross to arrived at Trafalgar Square and entered at The National Gallery that is a permanent collection houses Western European paintings, ranging from the 13th to the 20th centuries. There was a plenty of portraits from Boticelli, Michelangelo, Van Gogh, Turner, Sebastiano... Most of these paintings was surprised me because I was thinking how did the painter to painted the most tallest pictures. The paintings was set in different landscapes, houses, buildings or self-portrait from an important figure of these century. There was a plenty of different colours combined with some figures and shapes which gave them a meaning or a representation. As I don't do Art History I couldn't knew the meaning of the most of these paintings and portraits his colours and figures, but I kept seeing us.

At 11:30h we got out from the museum and the teachers told us that we had free time until 16:30h. We decided to went to Oxford Street that is one of London's main shopping streets. It is two miles long and runs from Marble Arch in the west to Tottenham Court Road in the east. The sreet was a full of shops and shopping malls where we entered and we was seeing all the marks and the full of clothes that was inside the shops. Then we looked for a restaurant and sat in a terrace where we lunch a delicious handmade hamburger with chips.

Then we decided to went to visited the Tower Bridge, but we had a confusion with the underground that we had to caught and we appeard the side of another bridge, but as we had done the whole walk we took a photo from the London Bridge that could be seen from far away.












At 16:30h we had to stayed in front of the Natural History Museum and we had to caught the Circle Line of the underground to arrived at Souht Kensigton, but we got in the wrong train and we had to do 20 stops  to arrived at the Natural History Museum. When we discovered that we got in the wrong train we were quite nervous and scared because we got three quarter of hour later and didn't know how the teachers would react. When we arrived Isabel was waiting for us and told us that nothing happen an error has it all. We finally could visited the Natural History Museum that is a must in London. Diplodocus skeleton greets you in the main hall. The museum includes the dinosaur gallery, the Darwin Centre, and areas names Volcanoes and Earthquakes, Sensational Butterflies, Wildlife Garden. Also we had to visited the Science Museum has seven floors of interactive and educational exhibits. Highlights include the Energy Hall, the Flight Gallery and there is also a 450-seat Imax cinema, but we didn't had enough time to visited his.

We passed near the Victoria and Albert Museum boats an unparalleled collection of decorative art and design with some 4.5 million objects from Britain and around the world. Then we passed near the Hyde Park that is central's London largest open space that there is boating on the Serpentine, the traditional Speaker's Corner since 1872, Marble Arch, and the Kensigton Palace that became the favourite royal residence under the joint reign of William and Mary. It still have private apartments where various members of the royal family live.

Before went to dinner we passed ahead to Harrods and the teachers gave us some free time to entered in Harrods, that is a shopping mall for rich people. We went and the people was observed us from top to bottom, because we were dressed casual and they were dressed with suits and gowns. We were circling around the mall looking at prices and the decorated.

We left the Harrods and we went to a restaurant at Kensington to dinner and then we went to Piccadilly to had a round to see the streets and shops at night, because many are iluminated with lights with differents colours. And finally we returned to the Hostel by bus.

DAY 2: WEDNESADY 5TH APRIL

We got up at 8.00h and came down at the dining room of the hostel where we had breakfast. After we finishing breakfast we went to the underground station and arrived at British Museum that is the country's largest museum and one of the oldest and finest in the world. This accumulation of treasures vast Egyptian, Etruscan, Greek, Roman, European and Middle Eastern galleries.

In the museum we had to found some sculptures and some objects that we had to photograph and observe the different objects and sculptures from different cultures and traditions. There were a plenty of cultures and discovers in the museum, but I was surprise with stuff species, because some of them they seemed to be really. We left the museum and took the traditional London bus to arrived at Camden Market was a square surrounded by fast food stalls and we could choose the food that we prefer.

When we finished lunch, we went for a walk bypassing all traditionals shops and stalls that were in the area. Stores were set in differents cultures, times and countries. The area that I liked it was set in the west and the horses, there was a shop that had some horse stables inside the shop and it seemed that we stayed at an equestrian.

At 16:30h we loaded at a boat that brought us at a voyage for a town called Little Venice, because it seemed at Venice, because the houses were surrounded by the river and some houses were stayed stuck boats. where people living there, and we also passed by the London Zoo and we could see different animals. After the voyage by boat we had to caught the underground to arrived at Piccadilly where we did an afternoon snack and dinner, because we had another guided visit.

The guided visit was consisted in the explanation that who was Jack The Ripper and his history of her five murders. The guide was brought us for the streets were Jack The Ripper was killed prostitutes and the areas or places that he was moved around. This tour I didn't like too much, because I stayed tired and we had to rest, but I was heard the history of Jack The Ripper and how of cruel was his murders. He suffocated her victims, after he beheaded and finally he rippered the intestines and some organs.

When the guided visit finished we returned to the hostel by underground and we went to sleep because we were very tired.

DAY 1: TUESADY 4TH OF APRIL

The night before the trip I went to sleep at 21:00h, but I couldn't sleep because I was very nervous and I couldn't rest too much.

Suddenly I heard the alarm clock was ringing at 1.30h and I woke up quickly to prepare my clothes and finish to close the suitcase, to arrived at Casatelló d'Empúries at 2:30h. We met in front of high school and we got in the bus that would bring us to the airport of Barcelona. We arrived at the airport very early and we had to wait to went to begin boarding. We travel with Easy Jet and the flight took of at 7.10h. When we arrived at the boarding gate the airline announced that we had to put the backpack in the suitcase, I couldn't close the suitcase and I had to put on another jacket and my trainers inside the jacket. We finally got on the plane and we sit in the pertinent seat. The plane started up and took of and we arrived at Gatwick Airport at 8.35h. When we landed there was fog and some rain dropped. We went out the airport and we took the bus that put on way to the hostel where we put up called Hostel Safestay at Elephant and Castle. 

We left our suitcase and we went to the underground station of Elephant and Castle to Charing Cross to visit  Covent Garden that is one of London's biggest tourist hot spots, that the square hosts bands of tourists shopping in old arcades ans street entertainers. In Covent Garden we looked for a restaurant to lunch and at 15:30 we did a guided tour for center of London. 

We begin to Trafalgar Square that is the public heart of London is bounded by splending buildings such us the National Gallery. Nelson's Column was the most important building of Trafalgar Square was erected in 1843 to commemorate his 1805 victory over Napoleon off Sapin's Cape Trafalgar. The second place that we visited was 10 Downing Street that it is a Georgian town house in Whitehall and Westminster Abbey that is one of London's most imposing treasures serving up the coountry's venerable history. Every sovereign has been crowned here since William the Conqueror in 1066. We continued to Buckingham Palace stands at the end of the Mall which is a long road that begins in Trafalgar Square. The Palace is the London home of the Bristish Royal family and it's surrounded by a 40-acre garden. 

We had free time at St James Park that is delighted for strolling and taking in the surrounding places. There is striking Tudor gatehouse of St James Palace. This Park was incredible there was a plenty of different animals such as squirrels, ducks, doves, crowns and flamingos and a plenty of lakes and lagoons. We gave peanuts at squirrels and we pursued them. Was so funny when a squirrel licked me the hand when I was approaching my hand. 

And finally we went to Big Ben that is a 13-ton bell which was completed in 1858 and the most famous feature is it's the clock tower, the light in the clock tower tells when the House of Commons is in sesion. In front of the Big Ben there was the Houses of Parliament surrounded that day by a row of flowers to commemorate the victims of the terrorist attack of 23th March 2017. We crossed the bridge and we saw the London Eye, the big wheel and finally the Houses of Parliament that is the center of the British government, where the Houses of the Lords and the House of Commons are.

At 19.30h we went by underground at Picadilly Circus that is today a start-stop traffic, advertisement panels with the famous statue of Anteros, twin brother of Eros. We had free time to walked at the illuminated streets and before we went to dinner at a restaurant near Piccadilly and we came back to Elephant and Castle by underground.