Unit 3: Children's rights and responsibilities pg. 160 - 164 Flashcards

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Over the years, some ________ in SA - and in other places around the _____ - have been treated very _____.

A

Over the years, some CHILDREN in SA - and in other places around the WORLD - have been treated very BADLY.

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Give 5 examples of how children were treated badly.

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  • They were forced to work
  • Denied schooling
  • Experienced violence
  • Did not get enough food
  • Were left to care for themselves
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What was discussed when SA began to change from Apartheid to Democracy?

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People’s rights.

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Many people thought that the _______ of SA should also get a chance to say what they thought and felt about ________ rights. That was how the Children’s _______ came about.

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Many people thought that the CHILDREN of SA should also get a chance to say what they thought and felt about CHILDREN’S rights. That was how the Children’s CHARTER came about.

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When were many children brought together to discuss children’s rights?

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1992.

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How many children brought together to discuss children’s rights?

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Over 200.

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What was the even called?

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The International Summit of the Rights of Children in South Africa.

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What does child mean?

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Anyone under 18.

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Give 8 examples of rights that children now have.

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  • The right to a decent home, clothing and a healthy diet
  • The right to be protected from child labour
  • The right to be protected from all types of violence and abuse
  • The right to be free from discrimination against race, sex, language, religion and disability
  • The right to express own ideas about matters that affect him/her
  • The right to practice religion/beliefs without fear
  • The right to free and equal education
  • The right to a safe and loving family
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How are children expected to be with responsibilities?

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To behave in ways that make sure that they treat themselves, other people and the environment with respect.

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Give 11 examples of what children must do with responsibilities.

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  • Be kind and caring to others
  • Respect and help parents and other family members
  • Always go to school
  • Work hard and do your best in everything you do
  • Exercise and eat healthily
  • Be honest and fair
  • Try to find a way to solve an argument peacefully.
  • Let others have their own opinions, even if you don’t agree
  • Protect plant and animal life
  • Keep homes, schools and communities clean
  • Obey rules and laws
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Give 7 examples of what children CANNOT do with responsibilities.

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  • Insult others or hurt their feelings
  • Lie or spread lies
  • Hurt or bully others
  • Take things that do not belong to you
  • Carry dangerous weapons
  • Smoke, drink alcohol or take drugs
  • Waste water and electricity
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