After a period of limited progress in formally articulating child rights, the International Year of the Child, held in 1979 on the 20th anniversary of the Declaration, succeeded in rekindling interest.
The Convention also paved the way for the notion of protecting the "whole child," by articulating children's right to be safeguarded from violence, abuse and exploitation.
Can we all afford this?" Like many of the children who were vying for leadership positions in the National Children's Government, the child who was elected President is confident and more than capable of articulating children's rights.
By Kathryn Grusovin FLORENCE, Italy, 23 November 2009 Last weekek in Rome, a magnificent new book of photographs articulating children's rights was launched on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
'The Rights of Children' photography book marks 20 years of child rights FLORENCE, Italy, 23 November 2009 Last weekek in Rome, a magnificent new book of photographs articulating children's rights was launched on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
In 2002, only 7% of the countries worldwide (14 out of 191) had a clearly articulated specific child and adolescent mental health policy [ 32].
Kentridge was a bright, articulate child, with a lively sense of humor.
Not just familiar characters ("boozy mother-in-law," "hyper-articulate child of dumb-dumbs," "incomprehensible foreigner") but also basic premises.
With Violet, in particular, an intelligent, articulate child, devoted to her father, she had an impossible relationship.
