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A World for Children
Children report on children's rights
Health
Read and listen to four reports about a child's right to the best health care available.
Find out how a child is entitled to safety from violence.
Care and Protection
Inclusion
The youngest of citizens should take part in cultural and sporting activities.
Education
Governments should ensure children receive a good education. Are they?
Identity
All children have a right to a name, a nationality and a cultural heritage.
A Voice and Information
Children are entitled to express their opinion and have access to information.
What are our responsibilities to children? How are governments worldwide protecting and ensuring their well-being? And how are they failing?

In A World for Children, 24 children across the globe report for 麻豆社 World Service and tell us about their rights.

Despite the progress that has been made since 1989, when the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child came into being, children's rights continue to be neglected in many areas, as these reports show.

This special broadcasting initiative aims to promote a worldwide debate on children's rights inline with the United Nations Special Session on Children, which was postponed following the 11th September attack on New York.

Rescheduled to take place between 8-10 May 2002, the Session is a meeting of the UN General Assembly dedicated to the children and adolescents of the world.


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