Children's Rights

What are children's rights?

• Legal obligations for parents only

• A set of rules for school behavior

• Children's rights are the fundamental human rights that apply to individuals under 18, ensuring their protection, development, and participation.

• Rights that only apply to adults

Why are children's rights important?

• Children's rights are not necessary for their growth.

• Children's rights only benefit adults.

• Children's rights are essential for their protection, development, and empowerment.

• Children's rights are irrelevant to society.

Name one right that every child has.

• The right to vote

• The right to own property

• The right to travel freely

• The right to education

How can children express their rights?

• Through silence and inaction

• Only by following adult instructions

• Children can express their rights through participation, advocacy, and creative expression.

• By ignoring them

What is the role of parents in protecting children's rights?

• Parents have no influence on children's rights.

• Parents should ignore children's needs.

• Parents are solely responsible for children's education.

• Parents are advocates and protectors of children's rights.

Can children be involved in decisions that affect them?

• Yes, children can be involved in decisions that affect them.

• Children should not be involved in any decisions.

• Children can only be consulted, not involved.

• Decisions affecting children are solely for adults.

What is the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child?

• A guideline for child education standards.

• An international treaty that outlines the rights of children.

• A national law regarding child welfare.

• A report on child labor statistics.

How do schools support children's rights?

• By enforcing strict discipline and punishment for misbehavior.

• By prioritizing academic performance over emotional well-being.

• By limiting student participation in decision-making processes.

• Schools support children's rights by fostering a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for all students.

What should you do if you see a child’s rights being violated?

• Confront the child directly about the violation.

• Discuss the issue with friends instead of reporting it.

• Ignore the situation and walk away.

• Report the violation to the appropriate authorities and ensure the child's safety.

Why is it important for children to know their rights?

• Knowing their rights can lead to children misbehaving.

• It is important for children to know their rights to empower them, protect them, and promote their active participation in society.

• It is unnecessary for children to know their rights as adults will always protect them.

• Children should not be aware of their rights to avoid confusion.