and Young People have the right to’ speak ‘Children up and have their opinions listened to and be taken seriously by adults on things that affect them. 13 - freedom of expression and Young People have the right to’ say ‘Children whatever they believe as long as it does not harm or offend other people. They also have the responsibility to respect the rights and freedom of others. 14 - freedom of thought, belief and religion and Young People have the right to’ to ‘Children choose their own religion and beliefs. Their parents should help them think about this. 16 - to privacy and Young People have the right to’ their ‘Children own space and privacy. For example, they shouldn’t have their personal letters opened or anyone listening in to their personal phone calls. 17 - access to information; mass media and Young People have the right to’ access ‘Children information which is important to their wellbeing. Adults should help them find information they are looking for and make sure it’s not harmful. 18 - parental responsibilities and state assistance and Young People have the right to’ both ‘Children parents having the main responsibility to bring them up and should always consider what is best for them. the right to learn and use the language, customs 30 - and religion of their family and Young People have the right to’ enjoy ‘Children their own culture, use their own language and practise their own religion. 3 - best interests of the child Responsible and Young People have the right to’ have ‘Children their interests considered if a decision is being made by any person about them. What is best for them is what matters. 12 - respect for the views of the child and Young People have the right to’ speak ‘Children up and have their opinions listened to and be taken seriously by adults on things that affect them. 14 - freedom of thought, conscience and religion
‘Children and Young People have the right to’ speak up and have their opinions listened to and be taken seriously by adults on things that affect them. 13 - freedom of expression ‘Children and Young People have the right to’ say whatever they believe as long as it does not harm or offend other people. They also have the responsibility to respect the rights and freedom of others. 14 - freedom of thought, belief and religion ‘Children and Young People have the right to’ to choose their own religion and beliefs. Their parents should help them think about this. 16 - to privacy ‘Children and Young People have the right to’ their own space and privacy. For example, they shouldn’t have their personal letters opened or anyone listening in to their personal phone calls. 17 - access to information; mass media ‘Children and Young People have the right to’ access information which is important to their wellbeing. Adults should help them find information they are looking for and make sure it’s not harmful. 18 - parental responsibilities and state assistance ‘Children and Young People have the right to’ both parents having the main responsibility to bring them up and should always consider what is best for them. 30 - the right to learn and use the language, customs and religion of their family ‘Children and Young People have the right to’ enjoy their own culture, use their own language and practise their own religion. Responsible 3 - best interests of the child ‘Children and Young People have the right to’ have their interests considered if a decision is being made by any person about them. What is best for them is what matters. 12 - respect for the views of the child ‘Children and Young People have the right to’ speak up and have their opinions listened to and be taken seriously by adults on things that affect them. 14 - freedom of thought, conscience and religion
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