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    The UNCRC is the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, an international agreement that countries have made to protect children's rights. It outlines the basic human rights that all children are entitled to, such as the right to healthcare, education, shelter, and protection from harm. The document discusses what rights are, that all people including children have rights, and lists some specific rights for children like the right to a name, family care, safety from abuse, and access to education.

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    The UNCRC is the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, an international agreement that countries have made to protect children's rights. It outlines the basic human rights that all children are entitled to, such as the right to healthcare, education, shelter, and protection from harm. The document discusses what rights are, that all people including children have rights, and lists some specific rights for children like the right to a name, family care, safety from abuse, and access to education.

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    The UNCRC is the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, an international agreement that countries have made to protect children's rights. It outlines the basic human rights that all children are entitled to, such as the right to healthcare, education, shelter, and protection from harm. The document discusses what rights are, that all people including children have rights, and lists some specific rights for children like the right to a name, family care, safety from abuse, and access to education.

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    What is the UNCRC?

    Talk to your partner.

    Do you know what the UNCRC is?

    What do you think UNCRC might


    stand for?
    What is the UNCRC?
    UNCRC stands for the
    United
    Nations
    Convention on the
    Rights of the
    Child
    What is the UNCRC?
    The UNCRC is a promise to look after the rights of all children.
    Most countries in the world have agreed to do this.
    What are Rights?
    Rights are rules about what people are allowed to do or to have.
    Every person in the world has rights.
    You have rights.
    We All Have Rights.
    Everyone in the world has the same rights.

    People of all ages. People of different races. People with disabilities.

    Boys, girls,
    People of different religions.
    women and men.
    Children’s Rights?
    Babies, children and young people have the same rights as adults.
    They also have special rights. These are in the UNCRC.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to be alive and grow up safely into an adult.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to a name, a nationality and to be cared for by your
    parents if possible.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to see both of your parents if they have separated, if this
    is safe for you.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to be listened to.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to your own beliefs and to choose your own religion.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to meet up with other children and join groups.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to be safe and not be hurt by your parents or carers.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to safe carers to live with, in case you can’t be looked
    after by your family.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to be helped to join in and be part of the community if
    you have a disability.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to be healthy by getting the best possible health care,
    clean water and nutritious food.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to go to school and get an education.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to speak the same language as your family, even if this
    is different from the language that most people speak where you live.
    Children’s Rights
    You have the right to play, relax and enjoy different sports and hobbies.
    Children’s Rights

    These are some of the rights that you have.


    There are more rights in the UNCRC.
    All of your rights are important.
    Children’s Rights
    Talk to your partner.

    Can you remember some of your rights?

    Why are rights important?

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