The State of the World's Children 2003:
Child Participation

The State of the World's Children 2003 reports on child participation - the 'right' of every child at every age, the responsibility of governments, organizations and families, and a way to promote tolerance, respect for human rights, an appreciation of diversity and peace. The report showcases examples from every region of the world of how things are different when children's viewpoints are taken into account. Photos and artwork are by children. The report includes 9 tables, including a new addition on HIV/AIDS, and 3 maps, which together present a comprehensive set of economic and social indicators on the well-being of children worldwide.

The State of the World's Children 2003 Book Information:

SALES #: E. 03.XX.1
YEAR: 2003
ISBN: 9280637845
PAGES: 124 pp.
PRICE: $12.95

French and Spanish language versions also available.

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"Adults miss the point. When is a child considered skilful enough to contribute and participate actively? If you do not give them the opportunity to participate, they will not acquire the skills. Give as a chance and see how we fly."
17-year-old Khairul Azri, a Malaysian delegate to the UN Special Session on Children.

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