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The Right of the children to being protected from economic explotitation in the framework of united nations convention of children`s rights

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Ill ABSTRACT THE RIGHT OF THE CHILDREN TO BEING PROTECTED FROM ECONOMIC EXPLOITATION IN THE FRAMEWORK OF UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION OF CHILDREN'S RIGHTS Kıvılcım TURANLI The Public Law Science Anadolu University Social Sciences Institute, August 2004 Advisor: Doç. Dr. Mithat SANCAR This LLM Dissertation titled as; "The Right of the Children To Being Protected From Economic Exploitation in the Framework of United Nations Convention of Children's Rights" comprises three chapters. In the first chapter; the evolution of the rights of the children in Europe, within the context of human rights and the relationship between human rights and the rights of the children have been pointed out in an historical perspective The framework of the second chapter is constructed by the Convention of the United Nations on the Rights of the Children. In this chapter; the main principles of the convention and the rights of the children stated in the convention is handled. Lastly in the third chapter; the reflections on the children's labour has been stated and the right to be protected from economic exploitation has been examined; based on the United Nations Convention of Children's Rights. The economic exploitation of the children has been studied under two main titles: Children workers and street children, under the title; "working children" and enslaved and prostituted children under the title "worst form of labour".

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Kıvılcım Turanlı (Master Thesis). The Right of the children to being protected from economic explotitation in the framework of united nations convention of children`s rights, 2004, Anadolu University.

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