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    The UN document outlines 43 articles in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Some of the key rights discussed include the right to life, name, family care, health care, education, play, and protection from abuse, exploitation, harmful work, and trafficking. Governments must work to uphold these rights for all children and help poorer countries achieve them.

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    Charter Rights of The Child Powerpoint

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    The UN document outlines 43 articles in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Some of the key rights discussed include the right to life, name, family care, health care, education, play, and protection from abuse, exploitation, harmful work, and trafficking. Governments must work to uphold these rights for all children and help poorer countries achieve them.

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    The UN document outlines 43 articles in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Some of the key rights discussed include the right to life, name, family care, health care, education, play, and protection from abuse, exploitation, harmful work, and trafficking. Governments must work to uphold these rights for all children and help poorer countries achieve them.

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    UN Charter of

    Children’s Rights
    UN Charter of Children’s Rights
    In 1989, governments across the world promised that every child would have the
    same rights when they adopted the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
    The convention tells everyone what they must do to make sure that every child
    can grow, learn, be safe, can be listened to and treated fairly.
    There are 43 articles relating to children’s rights in the charter and this PowerPoint
    will explain the main ones.
    Article 6:
    Every child has the right to life.
    Governments must do all they can to
    make sure that children survive and
    develop to their full potential.
    Article 7: Article 9:
    Every child has the right Children must not be
    to a legal name and separated from their
    nationality, as well as the parents unless it is in
    right to know and, as far their best interests (for
    as possible, to be cared example, if a parent is
    for by their parents. hurting a child).
    Children whose parents
    have separated have the
    right to stay in contact
    with both parents,
    unless this might hurt
    the child.
    Article 12: Article 13:
    Every child has the right Every child must be
    to have a say in all free to say what they
    matters affecting them, think and to seek and
    and to have their views receive all kinds of
    taken seriously. information, as long as
    it is within the law.
    Article 14:
    Every child has the right to think and believe what
    they want and to practise their religion, as long as
    they are not stopping other people from enjoying
    their rights. Governments must respect the rights of
    parents to give their children information about
    this right.
    Article 19:
    Governments must do
    all they can to ensure
    that children are
    protected from all forms
    of violence, abuse,
    neglect and bad
    treatment by their
    parents or anyone else
    who looks after them.
    Article 23:
    A child with a
    disability has the right
    to live a full and
    decent life with
    dignity and
    independence, and to
    play an active part in
    the community.
    Governments must do
    all they can to provide
    support to disabled
    children.
    Article 24:
    Every child has the right to the best possible health.
    Governments must work to provide good quality
    health care, clean water, nutritious food and a clean
    environment so that children can stay healthy. Richer
    countries must help poorer countries
    achieve this.
    Article 28:
    Every child has the right
    to an education. Primary
    education must be free.
    Secondary education
    must be available for
    every child. Discipline
    in schools must respect
    children’s dignity.
    Richer countries must
    help poorer countries
    achieve this.
    Article 31:
    Every child has the right to relax, play and
    take part in a wide range of cultural and
    artistic activities.
    Article 32:
    Governments must
    protect children from
    work that is dangerous
    or might harm their
    health or education.
    Article 33: Article 34:
    Governments must protect Governments must protect
    children from the use of children from sexual abuse
    illegal drugs. and exploitation.

    Article 35: Article 36:


    Governments must ensure Governments must protect
    that children are not abducted children from all other forms
    or sold. of bad treatment.
    If you want to learn more about the Rights of
    the Child, you can access the full charter on
    the UNICEF website:

    http://www.unicef.org.uk/UNICEFs-Work/UN-Convention

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