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The Convention of the Rights of the
Child
The Convention was adopted unanimously by means of resolution
of the General Assembly, on November 20, 1989. It was opened for the
signature of the Member states on January 26, 1990 and the same 61st
countries signed it.
It came into force on September 2, 1990 after it was ratify by
twenty countries. In August of 1999 it have been already ratified by
191 States, being in the actuality the agreement of the United
Nations more widely ratified. Only two countries, United States
and Somalia, have not ratified the Convention
RIGHT TO THE LIFE: The child must enjoy the best
conditions for his development, suitable feeding and home.
RIGHT TO THE HEALTH: Providing that the child is sick, he
must be attended for a doctor and with the medicines and taken care
necessary for his healing.
RIGHT TO THE EDUCATION: All the children must learn to
read and to write. Also they have right to enjoy his free time and
to take part in cultural and artistic activities.
RIGHT TO THE FAMILY: The child needs that his parents take
care of him and when this is not possible or has no family, the
society will look for a home where to grow happily.
RIGHT TO THE PROTECTION FROM ANY DISCRIMINATION: All the
children will possess the same rights without distinction of race,
sex, language or religion.
RIGHT TO THE PROTECTION FROM THE ILL-TREATMENT: All the
children must be respected for the adults, nobody will be able to
humiliate them nor to ill-treat..
RIGHT TO THE PROTECTION FROM THE DEVELOPMENT: No child
must realize activities that put in danger his health. Below the
regulated age, they must not work.
RIGHT TO PEACE: The children must not intervene in any war
to be tortured, imprisoned or condemned to death. The educational
measurements must prevail over the countermeasures.
RIGHT TO THE IDENTITY: Every child has right to choose and
to practice his religion, to speak his language, to preserve his
customs and his culture.
RIGHT TO THE FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION: All the children it
has right to think of those topics that they concern him and
providing that his interests like that need it.
" 600 MILLION
CHILDREN OF THE WHOLE WORLD LIVE IN THE MOST ABSOLUTE POVERTY
".
Of 6.000 million inhabitants of the world, 2.100 are not even
major of age. Of them, more than the half lives in the most absolute
poverty.
In spite of being chilling numbers those that the last report of
the Unifec throws they seem to us far below of the reality since
only assessing the children exploited slaves labourly the own OIT he
speaks of between 300 and 400 millions.
The situation becomes much more dramatic bearing in mind that the
own report speaks about a worsening of the same one in the last 20
years. He says, to a rhythm similar to that of the growth of the
economy, about which he allows us to ask: for whom has the economy
grown?
The report stops also without the victims of the illnesses
counting as the AIDS, or the victims of the war since it does it in
a different chapter.
It seems to us to be opportune to emphasize that in the decade of
the 90, and as for minor victims of age the balance is 2 million
dead men, 6 seriously hurt or permanently disabled millions, 1
million orphans or separated from his families, and 15 million
refugees and displeased.
With this chilling information, can we possess his generous help?
More unfortunate hope that your solidary hand ALL HAPPY CHILDREN is
the door to take a bit from breath to they.
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