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The document discusses children's rights according to the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of the Child and Convention on the Rights of the Child, including the right to protection from sexual abuse and the right to receive protection and relief in all circumstances. It recommends that early childhood educators teach others about preventing child sexual abuse, organize workshops to equip children and parents, participate in awareness campaigns, help children in distress, and provide safe places to stay.
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- 1. United Nations Declaration of the Rights of the child “ The right to be among the first to receive protection and relief in all circumstances”
- 2. “Every child has the right to be protected from sexual abuse. This means that nobody can do to children’s body that she/he does not want them to do, such as touching, taking pictures or making the child say things that she/he does not want to say.” (United Nations Convention On The Rights Of The Child)
- 3. Children have a right to receive protection and relief in all circumstance To protect their rights we (ECE) can: Teach people around us to accept that child sexual abuse exists around us and we need to act against it. Organize workshops to equip children and parents with the necessary details and ways to prevent child sexual abuse.
- 4. To protect their rights we (ECE)can: Effectively take part in awareness campaign. Help any child in distress by dialing/police or providing necessary help to the child Provide children with secure and safe place to stay with trusted people