INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR
ON
CHILD RIGHTS:
ISSUES & CHALLENGES
VENUE:GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGE,
BASOHLI, JKUT, INDIA.
DATE:20TH APRIL, 2023.
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About The Seminar :All children under the age of 18 have a natural right to some
fundamental freedoms known as child rights. All children
have access to this right, regardless of their background, race,
colour, parents or guardians, creed, or gender. Children are
pure and full of optimism. Some kids view life as blissful
because they enjoy it. But, the reality of childhood is very
different for many kids. In society, kids are entitled to the
same things as adults.
Children have the right to survive, develop, be protected, and
participate in decisions that will affect their lives. The United
Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, which was
established in 1989, said that a child should not be denied
these four fundamental rights.
First and foremost, the child has the right to survival, life,
nutrition, name, and nationality. The child's right to survival
includes the right to live a healthy life. Children have the
right to live, to feel secure, and to have a say in the decisions
that affect their life. The government should place the highest
priority on the nutrition of children. read more