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The document discusses Canada's actions to promote and protect children's rights. It outlines initiatives to implement children's rights, protect them from abuse, and enable their healthy development and participation. The Coalition promotes children's rights to health, education, and access to information. It provides policy recommendations and its membership is open to those who support children's rights. It recommends resources like CRIN and the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child to further these goals.
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- 2. Canada’s Action and Works in the fight against child abuse • Implementing All Children’s Rights in Canada • Protecting Children from abuse • Brings awareness to the public • Continue to develop and share good practices in • age-appropriate child participation • Enabling Children’s Full Development: • -Children’s right to healthy living and conditions and health care • - Children’s right to be educated • - Children’s right to access information • Paying Attention to Vulnerable Children • Strengthen Families
- 3. Recommendations •The Coalition provided policy recommendations for Canada’s participation in the UN Special Session for Children, for Canada’s action plan entitled “A Canada Fit for Children.” •Continue to develop and share good practices in age-appropriate child participation
- 4. Membership “Membership is open to organizations and Coalition promote children rights, individuals who support respect and protect the rights and the Convention on the well being. Rights of the Child and The benefit are: the children the share the goals of the children everywhere are being coalition. Members are respect and protect, better healthy invited to participate in living condition and health care, all activities of the free from violence and participate coalition, in accordance in child activities. with the bylaws. Membership fees are set annually by the board of directors ". http://rightsofchildren.ca
- 5. Recommendation Their recommendation is CRIN , which is an international resource website on children's rights by country and topic. http://www.crin.org/index.as p UN Committee on the Right of the Childs , which is to meets regularly review county report and consider emerging issues in children’s rights. http://www2.ohchr.org/englis h/bodies/crc/
- 6. Bibliography • http://rightsofchildren.ca/resources • http://rightsofchildren.ca/whoarewe • http://rightsofchildren.ca/ • http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&sugexp=frgbld&gs_nf=1&cp=19&gs_ id=2a&xhr=t&q=children+rights+in+canada&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.,cf .osb&biw=1920&bih=979&um=1&ie=UTF- 8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=Dw1vT6CbA4Pt0gHv4ZD0Bg