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VOL. 11, ISSUE 2 (2025)
Children and human rights: An overview
Authors
Dr. M Sreedhar
Abstract

The paper highlights the children rights that are entitlements and some of them are justifiable in a court of law, but they are not tangible. Protection is one of these rights. But Child Protection is more than a right. It is a framework or system by which the rights of a child can come to be. The framework consists of various duty bearers such as the departments of the government, police, school, civil society, who all have roles to play to ensure that a child’s rights are met, and in the case that a child’s rights are violated that the violator be brought to justice and care be provided to the child. Child protection is not only treatment, but should also be preventive. Risk management needs to take place to reduce the risk of violation of child rights in any given circumstance or space. Child protection is hence the means through which all other rights of a child can be upheld. For example, a child has a right to live a normal childhood in a family environment. The child protection framework needs to first take steps to ensure families are able to survive by providing them when health, education, and food for free or at minimal cost.

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Pages:51-56
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Dr. M Sreedhar "Children and human rights: An overview". International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Research, Vol 11, Issue 2, 2025, Pages 51-56
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