You have a correct definition but there are many places where somebody under eighteen isn’t treated like a child but are working like adults to support their families because they otherwise wouldn’t survive.

Children are being treated according to skin colour and religion. Schools and education works differently for different people. (Example: Blacks in Africa are educated poorly or not at all. Their entire lives depend on their education yet they receive hardly any. Their supplies are limited; the majority of their classrooms are in sheds and this minor education costs more than some people’s salary. Whites in Africa are in large well-built building with more than their share of supplies and minimal costs of education and heightened education.)

I don’t think governments are bringing in new laws to help bring up children laws. They are not bringing in new laws and many rights of ours aren’t being met. Our education is low and, many of us are working in the markets to support our families. There countries which do bring in new laws but even more that don’t.
                                                                                                                                        

In number law #6 you say you that governments should try to get you a home if you’re homeless, and should help your survival and development. I highly doubt that this has taken an affect on the world. Once more, there are countries that do take that into thought and action but there are countries where children live on streets, where children have no food and are dying every moment. Countries where their water is so dirty you can’t see through it, countries where children die at birth or before birth at every moment. It is happening, and it is happening now. This is something that must be stopped now.

Every child has a right to a name and every child does have a name. You say you are Jake Johnson if you are Jake Johnson. You don’t say you are 610958 from Sector G26. This right is happening and everybody bears a name. And everybody has an identity.

There is a problem with children having the right express themselves and their views. Children should be able to give their views on things when the courts decide which parent a child should be with if the parents are going through a divorce. Yet many courts are deciding child custody rights when the child’s views are ignored or not heard.

I don’t think children have the right to fully say what they feel. Many school children would be suspended from education if they shared their views on certain topics. Although, if they were crude topics then it’d be best if the child didn’t say anything.

You say that every child should get proper medical attention, and shouldn’t be in poor health because they can’t get into a medical facility. There are many children in horrible health conditions, starving, uneducated, dying.

Kids are getting too much access to illegal drugs and it shouldn’t be happening. Many young people are having access to such drugs as acid, crack, smack, cocaine, marijuana etc. and this should not be allowed to be happening anywhere.