The document outlines children's rights as defined by the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. It discusses that the convention establishes that children have inherent rights, including rights to protection, healthcare, education, free time and play, privacy, and family. The convention was created by the UN in 1989 and has been ratified by 192 countries, establishing 54 specific rights for children. However, children's rights are still not fully enforced in all countries.

1. THE CHILDREN’S RIGHTS

2. What does « children’s rights » mean?
• Children’s rights means that children also have rights.
• Children’s rights means that the children must be protected

3. Where are the children’s rights?
Children’s rights are recorded in the convention on the Rights of
Children (Children convention)

4. The children‘s Rights Convention
• When? => since 1989.
• From whom? => Created by the United Nations.
• 192 countries (Only the Somalia and USA are missing)
• What? => A detailed list of children’s rights. 54 articles
• The UN controls every country (which has accepted this convention)
to report on its actions on children rights.
• Unfortunaly children’s rights are not being enforced in all countries.

5. The main children’s rights(1)
• The rights to equal treatment and protection against
discrimination, irrespective of religion, origin and gender.
• The right to own a name and a nationality.
• The right to health.
• The right to education and training.
• The right to free time play and recreation.

6. The main children’s rights(2)
• The right to own an opinion and to inform, to communicate, to
be heard.
• The right to a non-violent education and a privacy.
• The right to immediate assistance in disasters and notaries such
as poverty, hunger and war, and protection from neglect,
exploitation and persecution.
• The right to a family, a parental care and a safe home.
• The right to care with disability.

9. Childcare organizations in France