İngilizce Çocuk Hakları (Children's rights) Nelerdir? Resimlerle Açıklamalar

İngilizce Çocuk Hakları – Resimler

***Article 1
Everyone under 18 has these rights.
***Article 2
All children have these rights no matter what.
***Article 3
Everyone who works with children should always do what is best for each child.
***Article 4
The government should make sure that all these rights are available to all children.
***Article 5
Governments should help parents to help you to know about and use children’s rights as you grow up.
***Article 6
You have the right to life and to grow up to be healthy.
***Article 7
Your right to a name and nationality.

***Article 8
The government should respect your right to a name, nationality and family.
***Article 9
Your right to be with your parents if this is what’s best for you.
***Article 10
Your right to see your family if they live in another country
***Article 11
Your right not to be taken out of the country illegally.
***Article 12
Your right to say what you think should happen and be listened to.
***Article 13
Your right to have information.
***Article 14
Your right to follow your own religion.
***Article 15
Your right to meet with friends and join groups and clubs.

***Article 16
Your right to have privacy.
***Article 17
Your right to honest information from newspapers and television that you can understand.
***Article 18
Both parents share responsibility for bringing up their children, and they should always think about what is best for each child.
***Article 19
You should not be harmed and should be looked after and kept safe.
***Article 20
You should be looked after properly if you can’t live with your own family.
***Article 21
Your right to live in the best place for you if you can’t live with your parents.
***Article 22
Refugee children have the same rights as children born in ….
***Article 23
Your right to special care and support if you have a disability so that you can lead a full and independent life.
***Article 24
Your right to good food and water and to see a doctor if you are ill.
***Article 25
Children who are not living with their families should be checked on regularly to make sure they are okay.
***Article 26
The right to extra money if your family hasn’t got enough to live on.
***Article 27
Your right to a good standard of living.
***Article 28
Your right to learn and go to school.
***Article 29
Your right to become the best that you can be.
***Article 30
Your right to use your own language.

***Article 36
You should be protected from doing things that could harm you.
***Article 37
Your right to be treated fairly if you break the law.
***Article 38
Children should be protected during a war and not allowed to fight in the army if they are under 15.
***Article 39
Children should get special help if they have been abused
***Article 40
Your right to legal help if you have been accused of breaking the law.

***Article 41
If the laws in your country protect you better than the rights in this list, those laws should stay.
***Article 42
The government must let children and families know about children’s rights
***Articles 43-54
These articles discuss how governments and organisations like UNICEF and the Children’s Commissioner for Wales’ office should work to ensure children are protected in their rights.