Struggle for Children’s Rights

"I am hoping for an everlasting divorce," said a 10-year-old wife, but she is suffering from child marriage (Worth, "Child's marriage voice"). Child marriage is terrible for children, especially small girls. For the social norms, traditions, and families they depend on, they are forced to marry before they mature. According to the statistics of 2013, in Bangladesh, the proportion of child marriage under 18 is 66%. 240 of the 100,000 virgins died during childbirth.

As time goes by, women continue to seek their rights today. In some parts of the world, women are still perfect 50-year-old housewives who cook, clean, care and nurture children. In a world like Israel, infertile women seem to be useless for society. Their husband

At the time, there were few services to help the family in need, even to help children. It occurred in the late 1800's, even before 1900, a law was enacted claiming child's rights. The only place where we could leave children was the orphanage, and most of them were very crowded and uncomfortable. Children do not have much time, attention, or even food. At that time, adoption was not yet spread, and there were few laws to protect children's rights. Usually, in families of low and middle class, families rely on children to work to earn a living.

Children of all groups clearly state that their parents are entitled. These rights are inseparable from the various responsibilities of parenting role. However, some children of a top group suffer from the concept of rights and often confuse them with responsibility. Thus, for example, when asked about parent's rights, children often explain the parent's responsibility to care for their children. However, the child's right to parents is very clear - "parents should be allowed to do something". Parents' rights are legalized by the knowledge and skills of "superior" parents and the work their parents tackle child rearing.