Geneva Declaration of the Rights of the Child

The Geneva Declaration of the Rights of the Child is an international document that affirms the importance of protecting children's well-being, rights, and dignity. It emphasizes that children should be cared for with love, respect, and fairness, and that they deserve access to education, health care, and a safe environment. The declaration recognizes children as individuals with their own rights, and it encourages governments and societies worldwide to support their development and protect them from harm and exploitation. It serves as a moral framework guiding policies and actions to ensure every child can grow up healthy, happy, and secure.