Human rights' monitoring and implementation: how to make rights 'real' in children's lives
Human rights' monitoring and implementation: how to make rights 'real' in children's lives
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人权的监测和实施：如何让权利在儿童的生活中变得“真实”
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10.1080/13642987.2018.1558972
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2019
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联合国《儿童权利公约》（UNCRC）是批准最多的国际人权条约。然而，在确保儿童权利在日常生活中得到承认和支持方面，问题依然存在。为此，已作出非正式和正式努力，将《联合国儿童权利公约》更多地纳入国家法律和政策。这期特刊从这些最新的努力中学习，以造福于政策、实践和学术界的所有人权倡导者。这篇社论概述了八篇文章的贡献，这些文章是由年轻人，直接影响政策和实践的从业者以及来自英国，加拿大和爱尔兰的学者撰写的。这期特刊由不同学科（包括法律、公共政策和教育）撰写，旨在加强在实践中落实人权的关键证据和战略方法。
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) is the most ratified international human rights treaty. Yet problems continue about ensuring that children’s rights are recognised and supported in their daily lives. To this end, informal and formal efforts have been made for greater incorporation of the UNCRC into national law and policies. This special journal issue learns from these latest efforts, for the benefit of all human rights advocates in policy, practice and academia. The editorial outlines the contributions from eight articles, which were written by young people, practitioners who are directly influencing policy and practice, and academics from across the UK, Canada and Ireland with both national and international expertise. Written from different disciplines (including law, public policy and education), the special journal issue aims to enhance the critical evidence and strategic approach to implementing human rights in practice.