Human rights must guarantee the minimum of happiness or satisfaction to achieve a dignified life for people and can never be violated or prohibited. However, in everyday life there are disagreements. Given this aspect, a debate awakens against the duty of human rights, or, their way of guaranteeing the dignity of individuals: positivism and naturalism. But are natural law and positivism sufficient to guarantee the promotion and experience of rights? For this reason, this work has been developed at the Charry I.E.D. school, in the ninth grade. The intention of this project is to investigate what are the positions that students have regarding cases of human rights violations and what is their reaction to these events.