Fair Treatment for Disabilitated Children

Developmental disability is a serious long-term problem. They may be physically present like blindness or may affect mental abilities such as learning disabilities. Alternatively, the problem may be a physical and mental problem such as Down's syndrome. Problems usually last for a lifetime and may affect everyday life. There is no usual treatment, but treatment is helpful in treating the symptoms. Treatment includes physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy. I will also assist you with special education curriculum and psychological counseling. They bring a lot of challenges to children, but they do not have to hinder the right to live.

Article 40 (Juvenile Justice): Children accused of breaking the law have the right to obtain legal support and just handling in the justice system that respects their rights. The government must set a minimum age for children not to bear criminal charges and must provide a minimum guarantee for fair and prompt resolution of justice or alternative proceedings.

Article 6 (Survival and Development): Children have the right to live. The government needs to ensure a healthy life and healthy development of the child

The problems of children and youth participating in court cases and criminal justice systems are contemporary issues in dealing with human rights issues in fair trials. It is necessary to understand that minors are subject to trial and that the procedure of the criminal trial is regarded as a fair trial. This is a controversial issue. Because, as many people can not grasp their age and legal concept, I think that it is never fair for children to participate in or participate in the process of criminal justice.

Justice usually means fairness such as fair treatment of people, payment of fair work, fair damages, just handling in laws and courts, and government affairs. It may be difficult to judge fairness, but it involves handling similar cases in a similar way and dealing with different cases in a way proportional to the differences. It is equality that is closely related to fairness. As long as there are no relevant differences between humans, humans should be treated equally. Furthermore, unfair claims based on unequal treatment will be a burden of inequality for those who implement or support unequal treatment. However, this principle can not be pushed to the extreme. Most people understand that two people or incidents are not the same, and that it is inevitable that differences in handling cases with people are inevitable. However, shocking or obviously unequal treatment is often considered as unfairness.

Equality in the process is related to the general concept of fair treatment and should be defined as "institutional and systematic discrimination including treatment of inequalities of treatment through other individuals and groups, or including respect and respect." I can. In political philosophy there is a different view on whether equality outcome is beneficial or not. One observation is that there is an ethical basis for results to be equal, but this means that achieving such a result may be malicious. Equal results will reflect the natural "interdependence" of citizens in a highly organized economy and will provide a "social policy foundation" to promote harmony and good will, including social cohesion and defamation It is a good thing. An author thinks that improving social and economic equality is "essential" if we want to achieve a common social equality agreement value.