Last Wednesday the 18^th of Safar 1436 AH, Panacea Club organized an educational campaign entitled "It is enough being a human" in its zeal for expansion of community awareness of human rights in the domestic and international laws. The event was in conjunction with the World Human Rights Day, which is marked on the 10^th of September of each year, in cooperation with the National Society for Human Rights. The Headquarter of the campaign was at the University Center for the female Students' Study.

The campaign included many sections in which the female students showed the child rights that Islam guarantees, such as the lactation right, prevention of abortion, in addition to introducing the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Organization to protect children in the world. Also, there was a corner for servants' rights, through which the students spoke about how to deal with the category - servants - in a polite decent way, as exemplified by Prophet Muhammad - Peace be upon him. Gifts were distributed to the workers of the center. The campaign also included a corner for women's rights, through which the students argue for women's rights in Islam, such as education, employment, political and sociable participation, and the right to self defense. There was a corner provided generally for the human rights, and at the times of wars, in particularly. In addition, the following corners were included in the campaign; patients' rights corner, introduced by the National Assembly for Human Rights. Moreover, the students organized an exhibition in which they showed the most prominent human rights violations on individuals, and on Islamic and global communities.