10 Questions
What is emphasized as the foundation of freedom, justice, and peace in the UN 1989 General Assembly on the Rights of the Child?
The family
What is entitled to special care and assistance, according to the UN 1989 General Assembly?
Childhood
According to the UN 1989 General Assembly, who is entitled to all rights and freedom without distinction?
Everyone
What should be offered the necessary protection and assistance, according to the UN 1989 General Assembly?
The family to children
According to the UN 1989 General Assembly, in what spirit should children be brought up to live an individual life in society?
Peace, dignity, tolerance, freedom, equality, and solidarity
What is reaffirmed to promote social progress and better standards of life according to the 1989 UN General Assembly Convention on the Rights of the Child?
The faith, dignity, and worth of the human person
What does the 1989 UN General Assembly Convention on the Rights of the Child recognize as the foundation of freedom, justice, and peace?
The family
According to the 1989 UN General Assembly Convention on the Rights of the Child, childhood is entitled to what?
Special care and assistance
What should children be fully prepared for according to the 1989 UN General Assembly Convention on the Rights of the Child?
Living an individual life in society
What spirit should children be brought up in, as stated in the 1989 UN General Assembly Convention on the Rights of the Child?
Peace, dignity, tolerance, freedom, equality, and solidarity
Study Notes
UN 1989 General Assembly on the Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Recognition of the family as the foundation of freedom, justice, and peace in society
- Reaffirmation of the faith, dignity, and worth of the human person to promote social progress and better standards of life
- Proclamation that everyone is entitled to all rights and freedoms without distinction to: • Race • Color • Sex • Language • Religion • Opinion • Property • Birth • Status
- Childhood is entitled to special care and assistance due to its vulnerability
- The family should offer the necessary protection and assistance to children to ensure their well-being
- Children should be brought up in the spirit of: • Peace • Dignity • Tolerance • Freedom • Equality • Solidarity to fully prepare them to live an individual life in society
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