Rights and duties of children

Rights and duties of children

DUTIES

• Be punctual and hardworking.

• To work regularly.

• To attend all classes.

• From forbid me any form of violence.

• Respect others.

• To accept others in a spirit of tolerance.

• The child has a duty not to waste food.

• The child has the duty to respect the welfare of others.

• The child has no right to do what he would want, or take what he wants.

• The child has the duty to respect the dignity of others.

• The child has the duty to work at the school and meet the teachers and his classmates.

• The child has the duty to respect his family and relatives.

• The child has a duty to avoid discrimination in the choice of his friends.

• The child has a duty to comply with the laws that govern society to protect

honor, reputation and privacy.

• The child has a duty to accept, to accept its membership and its culture.

• The child has a duty to treat his toys, avoid rough play and be loyal to his friends.

• The child has the duty to behave well for its development and that of others.

• The child has the duty to respect freedom of expression of others and avoid

meetings that put his life and that of others in danger

• The child has the duty to love the received name and nationality.

• The child has the duty to respect the opinions of others and to accept choices

different from his own.

RIGHTS

Civil rights guarantee:

• the right to life

• the right to a name and nationality

• the right to privacy

• the right to access to justice

• the right to protection of disabled children

• the right to non-discrimination

Economic rights guarantee:

• the right to an adequate standard of living

• the right to protection against labor exploitation (forced labor)

• the right to social security

Cultural rights guarantee:

• the right to be educated (primary education should be free and compulsory for all)

• the right to appropriate information - the right to leisure (games, culture, arts).