Adults have an obligation to communicate their views of these large issues in terms that children can understand, and provide children with the same information that is available to all adults. Children have the right to understand how things change within society, and to learn how to influence these changes. Every child has the right to express his or her opinion freely, and adults should address that opinion with the child in every decision that affects him or her. Children have the right to carry out research to help form these opinions. Children have the right to express their views, obtain information, and make ideas or information known.
Children have the right to form their own views in matters of conscience and religion.
Children have the right to know their name, who their birth parents are, and when and where they were born. Children have the right to a enjoy at least a few hours every day when they are free from worries. TO SAFE WORK Children have the right to be protected from work that threatens their health, education, or development. Children have the right to have pocket money so that they may learn to manage money. Every child has the right to a standard of living adequate for his or her physical, mental, spiritual, moral, and social development, no matter how wealthy his or her parents are.