Child health is one of the most important responsibilities of parents and society. The child should not be affected by practices and habits such as smoking and chewing Qat. Do not Put Me at Risk is a booklet of this week of the series on the rights of the child, we try to raise awareness on the harmful effects of some practices to achieve Article 18 of the International Child Rights Convention, which focuses on the parent's common responsibilities for the upbringing and development of the child. Child's Rights Library series issued by DAMANAT Foundation for Human Rights & Freedom, written by Nabil Ahmed Alkhadher, illustrated, and designed by Mahad Alshiekh‎‏, in cooperation with Ashwaq Bakrin in consultation on the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

2. Child’s Rights Library
A Comic book series, issued by the DAMANAT Foundation
for Human Rights & Freedoms.
Republic of Yemen -Sana'a.
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Written by: Nabil Ahmed Alkhadher.
Illustrations& Design: Mahad Alshiekh.
Child Rights Consultant: Ashwag Bakrain.
Translated by: International Translation Services Bureau.
First edition 2021.
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Freedoms.

3. Even if I was not born yet;

4. Or when I become a child;

5. When being with friends;

6. Bad habits should be rejected in order not to be affected.

7. Keep away from bad habits, to live in good health.

8. My health
is one of your most important
responsibilities

9. Convention on the Rights of the Child
Article 18 Part 1
« 1. States Parties shall use their best efforts to
ensure recognition of the principle that both parents
have common responsibilities for the upbringing
and development of the child. Parents or, as the
case may be, legal guardians, have the primary
responsibility for the upbringing and development
of the child. The best interests of the child will be
their basic concern. »