SYMPOSIUM

SYMPOSIUM (emcee’s script)
INTRODUCTION
Good Day my fellow students! I’m Rizza Mae S. Dela Cruz presenting as the emcee of my group
and today we will be conducting a symposium.
Before we start, may I asked everyone to please stand up as we opened the gate of heaven
through prayer and asked Him for guidance by Mr. Elton Wane Tolin.
(SI ELTON NA MAGA PRAY PAGKATAPOS SALITA KA ULIT)
Thanks for blessing us with your prayer. (tingin kay Elton)
This Symposium will be all about our Nature and Human Rights.
The theme of this Symposium is “WE TAKE A STAND.” This simply means having the courage to
voice out your own thoughts, rights, needs, or even your own perspective. As we all know,
TAKING A STAND isn’t easy as it seemed, not all people is able to speak up because of the
inevitable fear that they will be judged by others.
But today, we will be changing that. We have two speakers here who will be tackling about our
rights as human and how to take care our beloved environment.
All right! Our first speaker is Ms. Chezzah N. Egia, our human environmentalist. Who will
advocate us about the things about nature and it’ s importance.
(After ni Chezzah mag speak)

What an amazing speech! May we thanked Ms. Chezzah for sharing us her knowledge and for
enlightening us about such thing by giving her a round of applause? (palakpak). Thank you for
the appreciation.
Now before we proceed to hear about our second speaker. Let’s us hear first an intermission
connected to the first speaker’s topic. May I introduced you, Ms. Veronica Garcia, a member of
the choir.
(Wait mo matapos si Veronica)
WOW! The lyrics says it all and this girl possessed such a good voice. (tingin ka kay veronica)
Thank you for sharing us your talent.
LETS HAVE AN ICE BREAKER FIRST.
I WILL BE ASKING YOU THREE QUESTIONS, and if you answer it correctly you will received a
prize.
Don’t worry this is just a test if you guys really undersrtand something about what our speaker
have said.
QUESTIONS:
(Hihinto ka kada tanong, hintayin mo sila matapos tapos bibigyan mo ng prize kapag naka
sagot)
1. From what you heard from the first speaker, define ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE on your
own definition.
2. How can we reduce or prevent this issue?
3. If you’ve given a chance, would you take participation to take actions regarding this
issues? If YES/NO, why?
THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR BEING ATTENTIVE.
NOW! Let’s proceed to the next speaker, May we call on: Ms. Shinnah Ann N. Shimaki to
speak here infront. Let me introduced her, she is a Human Rights Advocate.
(PAGTAPOS NI SHINNAH TO)

THAT WAS MINDBLOWING, We heard the vast scope of Human Rights. I never knew that this
topic will be much more easier to understand because of you, so thank you Ms. Shimaki. May
I asked all of you to give her a round of applause? (pagtapos palakpak) Thank you everyone.
AND, for our closing remark. I am asking all of you to please stand up as we closed this
meeting through prayer to be led by Mr. Jeph Jendrix Aznar.
(PAGTAPOS NI JJ MAG PRAY TO) Wow! I didn’t realize that we have come to an end. I want
thank everyone who’s here inside this room who attentively listened to us. May you all apply
everything you have learned here in your life and slowly practiced and reflect it.
Once again, I am your emcee, Mae Dela Cruz. I hope you liked my service. (B0W YOUR HEAD
AND EXIT)
OPENING PRAYER by Elton Wane Tolin
Dear Heavenly Father, we come to you today asking for your guidance,
wisdom, and support as we begin this meeting. May you bless each and
everyone who are here inside this room gathered, most importantly
our two speakers. May they deliver their message well, may you guide
and help them remember what they have rehearsed.
Lord, please help us overcome this matter. Help us to engage in

meaningful discussion: allow us to grow closer as a group and nature
the bonds of community.
We asks all of this in the loving name of Jesus’ we pray, Amen.

CLOSING PRAYER by Jeph Jendrix Aznar
Our Almighty God, we started this meeting with you, and we are closing it with
you. Lord, thank you for making this meeting a success because of your
guidance, our hard work is well payed. We would not have it done without you
bevause many are our plans, but it is you who soothes and established them.
May the things we have leaned and heard from the speakers stir our hearts and
may we be able to put them into action.
Lord, we thanked you for giving us the privileged to have our freedom and rights
to choose. May you guide and protect us while doing what we can by the
privileged you’ve given to us. Lord, please embraced us with your holy presence
so that we will feel that you’re here with us, no matter how cruel the system
that US your people experiences.
Please protect and removed us from those people who have an intention to
ruin, and who’ll deprived us from experiencing the rights that we humans have.
Please forgive us from all of the sins we have committed.
We asked all of this in the loving name if Jesus’ we pray, amen.

HUMAN RIGHTS SCRIPT
(SHINNAH ANN N. SHIMAKI)
GOOD DAY!
I would like to start my turn by thanking the two of my teacher here, Ms. Angie Mumar
and Ms. Michelle Silverio. Thanks for giving us the opportunity to spread our knowledge
by conducting this symposium.
Now, my part here is to be a Human Rights Advocate.

First, to be a human rights advocate or defender, a person should act to address any
human right/s on behalf of individual groups. Like what I’m going to do here.
Human rights defender seek the promotion and protection of civil and political rights as
well as the promotion, protection and realization of economic and social cultural rights.
So, why people advocate for human rights?

-human rights are needed to protect and preserve every individual’s humanity, to ensure
that every individual can live a life of dignity and a life that is worthy of a human being.
I’ll start my presentation by a quote.

“Human Rights are not privileged conferred by the government. They are every human
being’s entitled by virtue of his humanity.” It was state by mother Teresa.
Now, what do you think is human rights?

-Human rights are norms that aspire to protect all people everywhere from severe political,
legal and social abuse.
-Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings, regardless of race, sex, nationality,
ethnicity, language, religion, or any other status.
Examples of human rights are the right to freedom of religion, the right to a fair trial
when charged with a crime, the right not to be tortured, and the right to education.
That’s what human rights means.
So, there’s this called the GENERAL IDEA OF HUMAN RIGHTS.
-THIS SAYS THAT, two people can have the same general idea of human right even
though they disagree about which rights belong on a list such rights and even about
whether universal moral rights exist.

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SYMPOSIUM (emcee’s script)

(After ni Chezzah mag speak)

(PAGTAPOS NI SHINNAH TO)

Lord, please help us overcome this matter. Help us to engage in

We asks all of this in the loving name of Jesus’ we pray, Amen.

We asked all of this in the loving name if Jesus’ we pray, amen.

Now, my part here is to be a Human Rights Advocate.

So, why people advocate for human rights?

I’ll start my presentation by a quote.

Now, what do you think is human rights?

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