World Children’s Day: The 4 Basic Rights of Children

As the world commemorates World Children’s Day on November 20th, it is crucial to reflect on the fundamental rights of every child and renew our commitment to ensuring that these rights are upheld for all children, regardless of their background or circumstances. These rights, enshrined in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), form the foundation for a child’s well-being, growth, and development.

1. The Right to Survival

Every child has the inherent right to life, to be born, to have a name and a nationality, and to be cared for by their parents. This right encompasses the provision of essential needs such as food, water, shelter, healthcare, and protection from harm.

2. The Right to Protection

Children have the right to be protected from all forms of violence, abuse, neglect, and exploitation. This includes protection from physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, as well as from harmful practices such as child labour and trafficking.

3. The Right to Development

Every child has the right to develop their full potential, both physically and mentally. This includes the right to access quality education, healthcare, and recreational opportunities, as well as the right to express their thoughts and opinions freely.

4. The Right to Participation

Children have the right to participate in decisions that affect their lives. This includes the right to be heard, to be taken seriously, and to have their views considered.

How to Communicate Your Child’s Right to Them

• The right to an education: You can teach them about this right by helping them with their homework, providing them with all the resources they need, and encouraging them to read.
• Right to be loved and cared for: As a parent, you can teach them about this right by showing them affection and providing them with a safe and supportive home environment.
• The right to express their opinions and beliefs: You can teach them this right by listening to them and encouraging them to share their thoughts and feelings, constructively.

• Right to be protected from violence and abuse: Parents can teach their wards about this right by teaching them about safety and by creating a safe and loving home environment.

You can also communicate their rights to them by:

• Using simple and age-appropriate language.
• Be concrete and provide examples.
• Making learning fun and engaging.
• Being a role model.
• Answering questions honestly and openly.

Sabiteach: Empowering Children through Education

At Sabiteach, we are deeply committed to upholding the rights of every child. We believe that education is a powerful tool for empowering the young and enabling them to reach their full potential. Our online learning platform provides young learners with access to quality education, regardless of their location or socioeconomic background.

Sabiteach’s Approach to Education

Sabiteach’s approach to education is centred on the following key principles:

• Personalized Learning: We believe that every child learns differently and at their own pace. That’s why we offer personalized learning plans tailored to each child’s individual needs and learning style.
• Access to a Global Network of Teachers: Our platform connects children with a world-class network of teachers from all over the globe, providing them with a diverse range of perspectives and experiences.

• Flexible Learning Options: We recognize that children have busy schedules. That’s why we offer flexible learning options to fit their needs, including online classes, on-demand courses, and self-paced learning modules.

Sabiteach’s Impact on the Education of Children

Sabiteach has made a significant impact on the lives of children worldwide. Our platform has helped children:

• Improve their academic performance
• Develop new skills and knowledge
• Gain confidence in their abilities
• Prepare for higher education and future careers

Our Commitment to the Rights of Children

Sabiteach is committed to upholding the rights of every child and ensuring that they have access to quality education. We believe that education is the key to empowering children and creating a brighter future for them.

World Children’s Day: A Call to Action

World Children’s Day is a reminder of our collective responsibility to protect and promote the rights of all children. We must all work together to ensure that every child has the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential.