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VOL. 10, ISSUE 1 (2024)
Child rights and protection relate to family law
Authors
Varsha Dhabhai, Kuldeep Kumar Sharma
Abstract

“Children are not considered to be anyone's property, including that of their parents or even society. They are solely their own freedom's to belong to”

Children are not legally allowed to make decisions on their own because they are minors. Instead, their parents, caregivers, social workers, teachers, youth workers, and others who have been given such power make these decisions. Most people agree that the state leaves them defenseless and provides them too little control over their own life.

Numerous government programs have sought to conceal the manner in which adult abuse and exploit children, which has resulted in a deterioration of children's integrity and a subsequent rise in child poverty and educational deprivation. According to this perspective, society should reevaluate how it treats children because they represent a minority population. Welfare measures were given to children. The idea of children's rights first appeared in the 20th century. In a technical sense, rights are replacing welfare. Which was a very important tactic? Rights are privileges with objectives and duties. The main components of these include a great deal of social justice, non-discrimination, safety, equity, and empowerment. The 1989 United Nations Conventions on the Rights of the Child, a foundational piece of international human rights law, embodies the rights approach.
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Pages:211-215
How to cite this article:
Varsha Dhabhai, Kuldeep Kumar Sharma "Child rights and protection relate to family law". International Journal of Law, Vol 10, Issue 1, 2024, Pages 211-215
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