Title of article
Law and Children’s Rights Protection: the Nexus for a Sustainable Development in Nigeria
Author/Authors
Azalahu Francis AKWARA، نويسنده , , Adekunle G SOYIBO، نويسنده , , Michael S. AGBA، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2010
Pages
8
From page
26
To page
33
Abstract
Every human society, no matter how primitive it may look, is governed by a code of laws. These laws give order and meaning to their lives and serve for social control and overall development of the society. Some societies deny their citizens especially women and children, their natural and civil rights because they believe that the rights of women and children are adequately protected by their husbands and fathers. But the inhuman treatment meted out to women and children even by their husbands and fathers have brought to the fore the errors and problems of taking for granted the protection of the rights of women and children in the society. This paper therefore examines the dangers posed by taking the rights of children for granted in the society and efforts being made in Nigeria to protect the child for the overall and sustainable development of the society.
Keywords
participation rights , protection rights , child , rights , Development rights , survival rights
Journal title
Canadian Social Science
Serial Year
2010
Journal title
Canadian Social Science
Record number
656408
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