Children’s Rights! From the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child Credit: Erin Johnson.

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Children’s Rights! From the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child Credit: Erin Johnson

‘Rights’ are what every child should have, or be able to do. Lots of countries around the world have agreed to these rights in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Article 1! All rights are important, and are the same for children everywhere! Credit: Sean Sprague Credit: Richard Wainwright

Article 2! We have the right to grow up free, safe and healthy. Credit: Richard Wainwright

Article 3! We have the right to a name and nationality. Fr Stephen Ano

Article 4! We have the right to have somewhere to live, to healthy food, and medicine when we are unwell. Credit: Caritas Switzerland CAFOD

Article 5! We have the right to get special help if we are disabled in any way. Credit: Caritas Australia

Article 6! We have the right to be loved and looked after. CAFOD

Article 7! We have the right to a free education... Credit: Peter Saunders

Article 7! …and the right to play! Credit: Richard Wainwright

Article 8! We have the right to be helped! Credit: Fr Stephen Ano Credit: Erin Johnson

Article 9! We should not be forced to go to work instead of school. Credit: Richard Wainwright

Article 10! We should be taught about peace understanding and friendship. CAFOD

Last updated March, 2014 CAFOD is Caritas England and Wales