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Training on Children's Rights in Society - Exploring Challenges and Legal Tools

This conference provides comprehensive training on children's rights, including the human rights concept, historical development, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It also covers theological reflections on children's rights and explores present challenges and legal tools in society.

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Training on Children's Rights in Society - Exploring Challenges and Legal Tools

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  1. csc.ceceurope.org

  2. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission TRAINING ON CHILDREN’S RIGHTS csc.ceceurope.org

  3. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • About the Human Rights Concept • History of development of Human Rights • Universal Declaration of Human Rights • Children’s Rights as fundamental Human Rights csc.ceceurope.org

  4. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • Sharing Session • Do you have personal experiences related to (limitations of) Children’s Rights? • Are you aware of events or cases of other persons or religious organisations related to this issue? • Which issues play a role in discussions in your society in which the wish to restrict or defend Children’s Rights is at stake? csc.ceceurope.org

  5. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • Theological Reflection on the issue of Children’s Rights • Children as the “image of God” • Biblical and theological issues; • Children are also endowed by God with a unique dignity; • Children of God is a concept of Christian existence; • Jesus blesses the children: they give an example to adults how to receive the kingdom of God. (Marc 10:13-16). csc.ceceurope.org

  6. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission What are the Present Challenges related to Children’s Rights in Society? csc.ceceurope.org

  7. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • Content • Article 8 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989) • States Parties undertake to respect the right of the child to preserve his or her identity, including nationality, name and family relations as recognised by law without unlawful interference; • Where a child is illegally deprived of some or all of the elements of his or her identity, States Parties shall provide appropriate assistance and protection, with a view to re-establishing speedily his or her identity. csc.ceceurope.org

  8. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • Child Abuse • Physical • Emotional • Mental • Responsibility of the State for treatment and punishment in the private sphere csc.ceceurope.org

  9. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • Prohibition of Forced Labour • Children’s slavery • Children and work • Children and military service • Rights of children with immigration, asylum seekers and refugee status csc.ceceurope.org

  10. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • Rights to Education • Child and education • Access to (free) education • Rights to religious and philosophical education csc.ceceurope.org

  11. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • Legal Tools for Children’s Rights in the UN System • The United Nations • United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) (1989) • World Declaration on the Survival, Protection and Development of Children (1990) csc.ceceurope.org

  12. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • Legal Tools for Children’s Rights in the EU System I • The European Union • Communication “Towards an EU Strategy on the Rights of the Child” (2006) • EU Guidelines on the Rights of the Child (2007) • EU Guidelines on Children in Armed Conflicts • Communication “A Special Place for Children in EU External Action” (2008) • Council Conclusions on children in development and humanitarian settings (2008) csc.ceceurope.org

  13. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • Legal Tools for Children’s Rights in the EU System II • The European Union • Commission Staff Working Document on combating child labour (2010) • Council Conclusions on child labour (2010) • Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on combating the sexual abuse, sexual exploitation of children and child pornography, repealing Framework Decision 2004/68/JHA (2010) csc.ceceurope.org

  14. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • Legal Tools for Children’s Rights in the Council of Europe System I • Council of Europe : • European Convention on the Exercise of Children’s Rights, Strasbourg, 25.1.1996 • Recommendation Rec (2002)12 of the Committee of Ministers to Member States on education for democratic citizenship • Resolution 1193 (1999) on Second-chance schools – or how to combat unemployment and exclusion by means of education and training csc.ceceurope.org

  15. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • Legal Tools for Children’s Rights in the Council of Europe System II • Council of Europe : • Recommendation 1346 (1997) on Human Rights education • Recommendation 1346 (1997) of the Parliamentary Assembly Human Rights Education • Recommendation 1849 (2008) for the promotion of a culture of democracy and Human Rights through teacher education csc.ceceurope.org

  16. Conference of European Churches Church & Society Commission • Proposal for Action to Strengthen Children’s Rights • Including children as full members and participants in the common life of the church; • Supporting the formation of loving and safe families; •  Promoting quality of religious education within church; •  Promoting physically and emotionally safe environments; •  Enhancing research initiatives. csc.ceceurope.org

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