Human rights are inherent to all humans regardless of attributes and should be respected by governments. The UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights established core human rights in 30 articles and calls on nations to promote these rights. Children's rights are also outlined in the Convention on the Rights of the Child which defines rights to a child's normal development and protection wherever they are. Human rights and protecting children are fundamental values to ensure people's safety and ability to develop freely.

1.  Rotaru Cătălina.
Human
and
Children
Rights

2. Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings, whatever our
nationality, place of residence, sex, national or ethnic origin, colour,
religion, language, or any other status. We are all equally entitled to our
human rights without discrimination. These rights are all interrelated,
interdependent and indivisible.

3. Universal human rights are often
expressed and guaranteed by law,
in the forms of treaties, customary
international law , general
principles and other sources of
international law.
International human rights law
lays down obligations of
Governments to act in certain
ways or to refrain from certain
acts, in order to promote and
protect human rights and
fundamental freedoms of
individuals or groups.

4. Embedded in its founding treaty, they have been reinforced by the
adoption of the Charter of Fundamental Rights. Countries wishing to
join the European Union, must respect human rights.
Human rights,
democracy and
the rule of law
are core values
of the European
Union.

5. Human Rights Declaration contains 30 articles that are present in all human rights, and the
state is obliged to respect these rights and intervene in case they are violated.
On 10 December 1948 the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted and proclaimed
the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Through this historic act the Assembly called on
all member states to publish the text of the Declaration and afterwards to be "distributed,
displayed, read and expounded in schools and other educational institutions, without
distinction dependent on the political condition of countries or territories."

6. Basic characteristic of Human Rights:
• Inherent;
• Fundamental;
• Inalienable;
• Indivible;
• Universal;
• Interdependent;
• Imprescriptible.

7. Children's rights are governed by the Convention on
the Rights of the Child adopted by the United
Nations General Assembly on 20 November 1989.
The document defines the rights and principles
normal development of a child.
Children have rights wherever they are - at home
birth parents, foster families, institutions for care or
school. Parents and families, professional groups
working with children, and every responsible citizen
should know about these rights.

9. In conclusion I can say that
human rights and children
there to keep people safe
and to be respected.
The right to life, liberty,
opinion, privacy and all the
other allow us to develop
safe and beautiful.

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End!
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