Great Rights of Young Children

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Great Rights of Young Children is a lesson in legal knowledge for the youngest readers

Human dignity is a source of rights and freedoms, recognition by society of the social value, uniqueness of each person. From a very early age, every child is an individual with individual character traits, abilities, desires, and any attempt to grossly interfere with the development of the individual is an insult to the very foundations of nature. The law of fair relations between people is this: no one has power over the rights of others. Knowledge of rights is a shield that protects children and their dignity from attacks by other people and the state. Only possession of rights gives a child the opportunity to self-actualize and reveal himself as an individual.