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1 sty 2015 · PDF | The rights to both free speech and participation present two normative frameworks for analyzing children's expressions in school.
19 paź 2017 · Recognising and advocating for Article 19 of the UDHR and its associated mandates within the CRC emphasises the importance of each child’s right to freedom of opinion and expression that, in education, is yet to be fully realised.
Opponents contend that uniforms have not been proven to work and may be an infringement on the freedom of speech of young people. Within an econometric framework, this study examines the effect...
From a human rights perspective, the central premises of Article 19 of the Declaration of Human Rights (1948) and Article 12 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) are that...
Freedom of expression benefits the teaching-learning process when teachers use student voices to harmonize lessons with student learning needs, student interests, and students’ outside of school lives. Therefore, freedom of expression should be allowed in schools unless it can be shown that some act of freedom of expression will do harm to the
children's welfare, children's rights of free expression, and the rights of adults to free expression are to be coherently integrated poses dif-ficult challenges. The objective of this paper is to outline a recogniza-bly liberal theory of freedom of expression that meets these challenges.
Advocates of online child protection and freedom of expression both share a deep-seated belief in the importance of protecting basic human rights, grounded in fundamental values of human autonomy and dignity.
