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Children's right to education in the international area and in Turkey

2024
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Gökhan Dönmez

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Children's rights, health, education, life, shelter, which all children all over the world are born with; They are universal rights that encompass all of the rights, such as protection against psychological, physical or sexual exploitation. Based on the best interests of children, their basic needs and wishes are set forth within the scope of the legal text "Convention on the Rights of the Child/Convention on the Rights of the Child (Children's Magna Carta)". The signing of a separate international convention on the rights of the child established the necessity of special protection of children and the basis of the children's right to education. The purpose of this thesis study is; It is an examination of the right to education in the context of children's rights. In this context; It is aimed to examine children's right to education in general and to examine the situation of this right in the international arena and in our country in a specific context. In these investigations; The historical development of children's rights and how children's rights are handled in thoughts and beliefs are also included. Since there is no previous postgraduate study on the subject of this thesis, which is the right to education for children, in the international arena and in our country; this study is of great importance in terms of filling the gap on this subject and it is aimed that the thesis study in question will also contribute to the acquis of child law that has developed in recent years. Keywords: Children, Children's rights, Basic documents on children's rights, Education, Freedom, Liberty, Right, Turkey

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Dilara Yüksel

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Dilara Yüksel (Master Thesis). Children's right to education in the international area and in Turkey, 2024, Bitlis Eren University.

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