1) The document discusses children's rights and defines a child according to international standards as anyone under 18 years old. It explains that children's rights include the basic requirements for their physical, mental, social and moral development like nutritious food, medical care, affection, protection and education.
2) It outlines the four main types of children's rights - the right to life, development, protection and participation. It then discusses the principles of non-discrimination, best interests of the child, survival and development, respect for the child's views and international and national laws relating to children's rights.
3) It emphasizes that while children are rightsholders, adults like parents, community, schools and local