please i need helping

[marissa1993]

good morning evrey body

please i need some help now

i want a speech of rights chlidren

who could help me please i need 'it

in this day and i ask allah for giveness to all people

[marissa1993]

<whereare u gays

[بنت جزائر العزة]

Survival rights: the right to life and to have the most basic needs met (e.g., adequate standard of living, ****ter, nutrition, medical treatment).

Development rights: the rights enabling children to reach their fullest potential (e.g. education, play and leisure, cultural activities, access to information and freedom of thought, conscience and religion).

Participation rights: rights that allow children and adolescents to take an active role in their communities (e.g., the freedom to express opinions; to have a say in matters affecting their own lives; to join associations).

Protection rights: rights that are essential for safeguarding children and adolescents from all forms of abuse, neglect and exploitation (e.g., special care for refugee children; protection against involvement in armed conflict, child labour, , torture and drug abuse)

منقوووول

ادعي لي بالنجاح و التوفيق ان شاء الله.

[bich64]

Honoured Delegates of the United Nations, thank you for inviting me here today to present my views on children’s rights. I am honoured to represent my underprivelaged peers and how their rights are not respected. Although Canada may be better than many third world countries where children do forced labour under poor conditions, we still have our shortcomings. Some of our children live under conditions similar to those in the ghettos of the Philippines, with little or no water and food, with no sanitary service whatsoever. These are mainly immigrant families that cannot get a job and support their family, but this is a lot of people in the country. Many of these families were even poor in their home country, but now are forced to live in absolutely dismal conditions in Canada as illegal immigrants. Many are denied the rights to an education, and many other services. They have no access to healthcare, although all are forced to work as janitors or other unsanitary jobs for minimal (or less) wages. These children actually do not belong to a country, and they (as the rest of us) have no choice in decisions that affect them. Although our government tries to consider our welfare, they have no representative of the children in Parliament. Only adults can vote on who is in there, and children have little or no say once the government is elected. In fact, the government does not even have to respond to anything said by a child. Children in some families are also denied the rights to interact with others in their home regularly, not allowed to use the telephone or go outside alone. They are completely denied access to the outside world. Their parents often frequently abuse them, and the child has no means of contacting the police or social services. Other times, children are beaten as punishment for the smallest offence, or are forced to sit and watch as their parents drop their personal possessions and break them to pieces. Punishment such as this is not as bad as the brutality that happens in other countries, but it is still a violation of the rights of children. Another less apparent problem is actually verbal abuse of children. Children everywhere are often wrung out by their parents for something, but there are parents who overuse this form of punishment, or make it too strong. This has been known to cause psychological problems, and to traumatise babies for life. These babies grow up afraid of everything, never being able to overcome it or know why. Many children also suffer from overreactions of parents, being punished for everything. They are punished constantly and severely, like grounded for a week because they didn’t say please. It is often absurd, but it leaves mental scars nevertheless. These children grow up to hate the government and their parents.

Canada has another serious problem that has been around for a while. Many kids are depressed because of conditions or their social life, and some begin using illegal substances to alleviate this. This is because they do not have access to psychological care, or have the money to purchase prescriptions for this. Many are also forced into smoking and other drugs by their "friends" that will not interact with them if they do not. These kids are often fooled by the large social group, which only takes pleasure in excluding others.

[marissa1993]

thanks gays so much