topic 4 Flashcards

the nature of childhood, and changes in the status of children in the family and society

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what evidence is there that childhood is more privileged than adulthood

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laws that protect children against them being exploited by work of being neglected or abused, children get cheaper travel and they get special clothes, toys and leisure activities catered to them

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three main pieces of evidence that childhood is a social construction

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  1. the differing status, responsibility and treatment of children in different societies
  2. the way the view of children has changed over time
  3. the difference between children’s status and responsibilities in the same society
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what sociologists studies the diversity of childhoods across the world

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the international labour organisation, coalition to stop the use of child soldiers, UNICEF - hidden in plain sight

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what did the international labour organisation find about the diversity of childhoods around the world?

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child labour affects 215million children aged 5-17 in sub saharan africa with 28% of children working and child soldiers are common

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what did the coalition to stop the use of child soldiers find about the diversity of childhoods around the world

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between 2004 and 2007, child soldiers engaged in active conflict in 21 countries with both children and adults being brutalised and killed. with girls often subjected to sexual violence

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what did UNICEF - hidden in plain sight find about the diversity of childhoods around the world

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in 2014, 1 in 10 girls worldwide had experienced serious sexual violence and 95,000 murders every year.

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