Convention on the Rights of the Child
The page provides an overview of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), highlighting its significance as the most widely ratified human rights treaty globally. It outlines the core principles and rights enshrined in the CRC, including the right to life, survival, and development, as well as protection from violence, abuse, and exploitation. The CRC emphasizes the child's right to participate in decisions affecting them and advocates for their well-being in areas like education, health care, and social services. The page also discusses the monitoring mechanisms and reporting processes related to the CRC's implementation.
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