Protection of Children's Rights by the European Convention on Human Rights
Xi Yuan
Abstract
Xi Yuan
Abstract
The concepts of protecting and developing human rights and basic freedom advocated by the European Convention on Human Rights have a deep influence on various countries all over the world.It provides detailed protection of four basic children's rights stipulated by Convention on the Rights of the Child of the UN.As the first regional convention on human rights,the European Convention on Human Rights is of extraordinary meaning and the concepts of protecting and developing human rights and basic freedom advocated by it have a deep effect on various countries in the world.Although it hasn't set up particular protection for children's rights,children's rights have been completely and fully protected in its practice.
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The concepts of protecting and developing human rights and basic freedom advocated by the European Convention on Human Rights have a deep influence on various countries all over the world.It provides detailed protection of four basic children's rights stipulated by Convention on the Rights of the Child of the UN.As the first regional convention on human rights,the European Convention on Human Rights is of extraordinary meaning and the concepts of protecting and developing human rights and basic freedom advocated by it have a deep effect on various countries in the world.Although it hasn't set up particular protection for children's rights,children's rights have been completely and fully protected in its practice.
Key concepts: Human rights, Convention, Right to property, International human rights law, Fundamental rights, Political science, Linguistic rights, Law