TAKING CHILDREN'S RIGHTS MORE SERIOUSLY

Michael Freeman

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Children's Rights and Participation Legal and Social Justice Studies Legal Rights and Human Rights

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This article argues that the conditions experienced by many children make it important that their rights should be taken seriously. Rights are important if children are to be treated with equality and as autonomous beings. This means believing that anyone's autonomy is as significant as anyone else's. This article examines arguments supporting this position and applies it to the UN convention.

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