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    The document discusses children's rights as outlined by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which has been agreed to by nearly all countries except the US and Somalia. It notes that while the convention exists, children are still denied their rights. It includes questions about where child labor is most prevalent, what countries accept it, what products are made using child labor, and whether a map showing this information was surprising. It also lists some of the specific rights guaranteed by the convention, and asks questions about which rights a case study child has and which are violated. Finally, it asks why child labor remains an issue despite proposed solutions.

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    Use the Snowball grouping method to answer this worksheet and email it back to me.

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    The document discusses children's rights as outlined by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which has been agreed to by nearly all countries except the US and Somalia. It notes that while the convention exists, children are still denied their rights. It includes questions about where child labor is most prevalent, what countries accept it, what products are made using child labor, and whether a map showing this information was surprising. It also lists some of the specific rights guaranteed by the convention, and asks questions about which rights a case study child has and which are violated. Finally, it asks why child labor remains an issue despite proposed solutions.

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    Child Labour Worksheet

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    CiaraMcQuillan
    The document discusses children's rights as outlined by the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which has been agreed to by nearly all countries except the US and Somalia. It notes that while the convention exists, children are still denied their rights. It includes questions about where child labor is most prevalent, what countries accept it, what products are made using child labor, and whether a map showing this information was surprising. It also lists some of the specific rights guaranteed by the convention, and asks questions about which rights a case study child has and which are violated. Finally, it asks why child labor remains an issue despite proposed solutions.

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    Worksheet - Childrens rights

    The Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989) has been agreed by nearly every country in the world, apart from the United States of America and Somalia. Yet children are still being denied their rights. Why?

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    Q. What do you notice about where most child labour is located in the world?

    Q. What countries are most accepting of having their children working?

    Q. What kind of products are produced using child labour?

    Q. Did this map surprise you? How?

    Case Study:
    The Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989) says that children have the right to freedom of expression to enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of health to education to rest and leisure and to engage in play to be protected from economic exploitation and from performing any work that is likely to be hazardous or to interfere with the childs education, or to be harmful to the childs health.

    Q. Which of these rights does the child in your case study have?

    Q. Which ones are they prevented from having? (Which of their rights are violated?)

    Q. Rama suggests a simple solution to child labour at the end of his story. Why do you think child labour is still such an issue in our world today?

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