TAILIEUCHUNG - Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Child-Friendly Version)

CSSP helps provide state policymakers with research-informed, results-based policy strategies to support child and family well-being in their states through . This web-based tool provides guidance on maximizing federal resources and highlights state examples of effective policies and financing approaches; which is critical during tough economic times. This paper is intended to be a companion piece to the promote children’s social, emotional, behavioral health section on . Stringent criteria were used to select the indicators and recommended strategies in this paper. For example, the indicators are limited to those for which 50-state data are available and those that research. | VI. APPENDICES Universal Declaration of Human Rights Child-Friendly Version Article 1 Right to equality You are born free and equal in rights to every other human being. You have the ability to think and to tell right from wrong. You should treat others with friendship. Article 2 Freedom from discrimination You have all these human rights no matter what your race skin colour sex language religion opinions family background social or economic status birth or nationality. Article 3 Right to life liberty and personal security You have the right to live to be free and to feel safe. Article 4 Freedom from slavery Nobody has the right to treat you as a slave and you should not make anyone your slave. Article 5 Freedom from torture and degrading treatment Nobody has the right to torture harm or humiliate you. Article 6 Right to recognition as a person before the law You have a right to be accepted everywhere as a person according to law. Article 7 Right to equality before the law You have a right to be protected and treated equally by the law without discrimination of any kind. Article 8 Right to remedy by capable judges If your legal rights are violated you have the right to fair and capable judges to uphold your rights. Article 9 Freedom from arbitrary arrest and exile Nobody has the right to arrest you put you in prison or to force you out of your country without good reasons. Article 10 Right to fair public hearing If you are accused of a crime you have the right to a fair and public hearing. Article 11 Right to be considered innocent until proven guilty 1 You should be considered innocent until it can be proved in a fair trial that you are guilty. 2 You cannot be punished for doing something that was not considered a crime at the time you did it. Article 12 Freedom from interference with privacy family home and correspondence You have the right to be protected if someone tries to harm your good name or enter your house open your mail or bother you or your family .

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