Child rights are an inseparable part of human rights, pointing to what human rights specifically require for children. Child rights are human rights. They define the principle that every child is inherently valuable and unique, possesses the right to self-actualization…
When we discuss children’s rights, we are actually referring to the rights and freedoms held by the group known as children, perhaps a class, although the issue of children constituting a distinct class is debatable. And, of course, when we…
In Capital, Marx refers to children employed in match production and chimney sweeping precisely because of their small hands and bodies. The exploitation of children’s labor power and the accumulation derived from it have been part of the capitalist production…