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What does the United Nations (UN) children's rights convention define as a child?
What does the United Nations (UN) children's rights convention define as a child?
- Any human being under the age of 18 (correct)
- Any human being under the age of 25
- Any human being under the age of 16
- Any human being under the age of 21
In which international law are children's rights embodied?
In which international law are children's rights embodied?
- Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) (correct)
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)
- International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)
- International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (ICESCR)
What is the age limit for a human being to be considered a child according to the UN children's rights convention?
What is the age limit for a human being to be considered a child according to the UN children's rights convention?
- $18$ (correct)
- $25$
- $21$
- $16$
What do UN child rights treaties say about vulnerable groups such as children, women, and disabled persons?
What do UN child rights treaties say about vulnerable groups such as children, women, and disabled persons?
According to the CRC, in what spirit should all children grow up?
According to the CRC, in what spirit should all children grow up?
What is the age limit for a human being to be considered a child according to the United Nations (UN) children's rights convention?
What is the age limit for a human being to be considered a child according to the United Nations (UN) children's rights convention?
In which international law are children's rights embodied?
In which international law are children's rights embodied?
According to the CRC, in what spirit should all children grow up?
According to the CRC, in what spirit should all children grow up?
What do UN child rights treaties say about vulnerable groups such as children, women, and disabled persons?
What do UN child rights treaties say about vulnerable groups such as children, women, and disabled persons?
What are child rights according to international law?
What are child rights according to international law?
Children's rights are only applicable to children of certain ethnicities and genders
Children's rights are only applicable to children of certain ethnicities and genders
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) recognizes the need to treat all children fairly, equally, and with dignity
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) recognizes the need to treat all children fairly, equally, and with dignity
All governments around the world are obligated to guarantee children's rights under UN conventions
All governments around the world are obligated to guarantee children's rights under UN conventions
The UN children's rights convention defines a child as any human being under the age of 16
The UN children's rights convention defines a child as any human being under the age of 16
The CRC legislation enacted under the Child Rights Convention may act in the best interests of the child, even if it is discriminatory
The CRC legislation enacted under the Child Rights Convention may act in the best interests of the child, even if it is discriminatory
Flashcards
Child's Age Limit (UN CRC)
Child's Age Limit (UN CRC)
A human being under 18 years old is considered a child, according to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC)
Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC)
International law document outlining the rights of children.
Child's Growth Spirit (CRC)
Child's Growth Spirit (CRC)
Children should grow up in peace, dignity, tolerance, freedom, equality, and solidarity, according to the CRC.
Vulnerable Groups (UN Child Rights)
Vulnerable Groups (UN Child Rights)
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Child Rights (International Law)
Child Rights (International Law)
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Children's Rights - Fairness
Children's Rights - Fairness
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Government Obligations (Child Rights)
Government Obligations (Child Rights)
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Child Rights - Discrimination
Child Rights - Discrimination
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Child Rights - Best Interest
Child Rights - Best Interest
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Child Definition (CRC) - Age
Child Definition (CRC) - Age
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CRC - Age Limit
CRC - Age Limit
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Child Rights - Universal Applicability
Child Rights - Universal Applicability
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Child Rights - Non-Discrimination
Child Rights - Non-Discrimination
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Incorrect Child Age Definition
Incorrect Child Age Definition
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Discriminatory Child Rights Legislation
Discriminatory Child Rights Legislation
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Study Notes
Definition of a Child
- According to the UN Children's Rights Convention, a child is defined as any human being under the age of 18.
International Law and Children's Rights
- Children's rights are embodied in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC).
Principles of Children's Rights
- The CRC recognizes the need to treat all children fairly, equally, and with dignity.
- All children should grow up in an environment of freedom, dignity, and respect.
- Children's rights should be applied equally to all children, regardless of ethnicity, gender, or any other characteristic.
Government Obligations
- All governments around the world are obligated to guarantee children's rights under UN conventions.
Vulnerable Groups
- UN child rights treaties emphasize the need to protect vulnerable groups, including children, women, and disabled persons.
Key Principles
- The CRC emphasizes the importance of acting in the best interests of the child, without discrimination.
- Child rights are universal and apply to all children, regardless of their background or characteristics.
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Test your knowledge about children's rights and the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), which embodies the internationally recognized rights of children. This quiz will cover the basic principles and laws that ensure all children are treated fairly and equally.
