Child Participatory Rights in the Arab World

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Sait, S. 2003. Child Participatory Rights in the Arab World. Interights Bulletin.
AuthorsSait, S.
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This paper discusses child rights advocacy in the Arab world which can be frustrated by unequal development, religion-state nexus, continuing conflicts and a democratic deficit in the region. Despite these obstacles the paper concludes that the Convention on the Rights of the Child provides an opportunity to explore universal child rights approaches alongside Islamic child rights discourses.

Keywordschild rights; Islamic; muslim child; Shar’ia; Qur’an; human rights
JournalInterights Bulletin
ISSN0268-3709
Year2003
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Deposited12 Aug 2009
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Sait, S. (2003) ‘Child Participatory Rights in the Arab World', 14 (2) Interights Bulletin 57-58.

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