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What document lists children's unalienable rights?
What document lists children's unalienable rights?
- Geneva Conventions
- Convention on the Rights of the Child (correct)
- United Nations Charter
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Primary school should not be free for every child according to the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Primary school should not be free for every child according to the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
False (B)
What has greatly decreased according to the content?
What has greatly decreased according to the content?
child mortality
Every child has a right to go to ______ according to the convention.
Every child has a right to go to ______ according to the convention.
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Study Notes
United Nations
- International organization created after World War II, representing hope for a peaceful and sustainable world.
- Provides a platform for countries to work together.
Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Created by the United Nations in 1989.
- Document listing the unalienable rights of children.
Impact of the Convention
- 2.6 billion more people have access to clean drinking water since the Convention was written.
- Child mortality has decreased significantly since 1989.
Children's Rights
- Every child has the right to attend school, and primary school should be free.
- Children should be able to pursue their educational goals without restrictions.
- Children who work have the right to a safe environment and fair payment.
- All children have the right to a home, healthy food, and clean water.
- Children have the right to privacy and access to information, with guidance and protection from harmful content.
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This quiz tests your knowledge about the United Nations and its efforts to protect children's rights. Learn about the Convention on the Rights of the Child and its significance in ensuring a peaceful and sustainable future.
