Internationally accepted rights of the child 2192021 Mrs

Internationally accepted rights of the child. 2/19/2021 Mrs. Sharin Neetal D'souza 1

Learning objectives At the end of the class students will be able to • list the rights of child • enumerate the internationally accepted rights of children 2/19/2021 Mrs. Sharin Neetal D'souza 2

RIGHTS OF CHILDREN 1. The right to survival 2. The right to protection 3. The right to development 4. The right to participation 5. The right to provision

6. The economic, social and cultural rights 7. The right to expression 8. The right to recreation 9. the right to name and nationality 10. The right to take pride in achievements 11. The right to protection from neglect

International rights v. Right to develop in an atmosphere of affection and security whenever possible in care under responsibility of his and her parent v. Right to equality without distinction on a account of race , religion v. Right to name and nationality v. Right to special education for handicapped

Contd…. . v. Right to recreational activity and free education v. Right to understanding parents love and security v. Right to physical, mental and social development v. Right to medical services and housing v. Right to be among the first to receive relief in case of disaster

Contd…. . v. Right to secure from neglect v. Right to enjoy these rights regardless of race, colour, sex, religion, nation and social origin 2/19/2021 Mrs. Sharin Neetal D'souza 7

Evaluation 1. List any 3 rights of child 2/19/2021 Mrs. Sharin Neetal D'souza 8

References • Wong’s essentials of paediatric nursing. 17 th edition. • Marlow. A textbook of paediatric nursing. 6 th edition. • Parul Datta. A textbook of child health nursing. 3 rd edition. 2/19/2021 Mrs. Sharin Neetal D'souza 9

THANK YOU 2/19/2021 Mrs. Sharin Neetal D'souza 10