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CONTENTS

Preface ... V A. Abbreviations ... IX B. Bibliography ... XI C. General Comments ... XXXIX

D. Introduction into theConvention onthe Rights of the Child ... 1

E. Article-by-Article Commentary to the Convention onthe Rights of the Child, Including Its Optional Protocols ... 31

Preamble ... 31

Article 1 [Definition] ... 33

Article 2 [Nature ofStateObligations;Prohibition of Discrimination; Obligationto Protect] ... 44

Article? [Guarantee of the Best Interestsof theChild] ... 70

Article 4 [LegalImplementation] ... 88

Article 5 [Parental and FamilyRights] ... 107

Article 6 [RighttoLife] ... 118

Article? [Identity Rights of the Child] ... 132

Articles [States’Duty to Protectthe Identityof theChild] ... 149

Article9 [Separationfrom Parents] ... 155

Article10 [FamilyReunification] ... 171

Article 11 [InternationalChildAbduction] ... 183

Article12 [Right to Express Views; Rightto aFair Hearing] ... 197

Article 13 [Freedom of Expression and Freedom ofInformation] ... 218

Article 14 [Freedom of Thought, ConscienceandReligion] ... 227

Article 15 [Freedom of Associationand Freedom ofPeaceful Assembly] ... 237

Article 16 [RighttoPrivacy] ... 243

Article 17 [Access toInformation; Mass Media] ... 249

Article18 [Upbringing bythe Parents] ... 263

Article 19 [Protection fromall Forms of Violence] ... 272

Article20 [Extra-Familial Care] ... 282

Article 21 [Adoption] ... 296

Article22 [Children as Refugees] ... 308

Article23 [Care of Children withDisabilities] ... 327

Article24 [Protection of Health] ... 343

Article 25 [Placement] ... 366

Article 26 [Social Security] ... 369

Article 27 [Development of the Child] ... 374

Article 28 [Right toEducation] ... 383

Article 29 [Educational Goals] ... 401

Article 30 [Cultural Identity] ... 410

Article31 [Leisure andRecreationalActivities] ... 419

Introduction to Articles 32-36 ... 425

Article 32 [Protection fromEconomic Exploitation] ... 427

Article 33 [Protection from NarcoticDrugs] ... 440

Article 34 [Protection from Sexual Abuse] ... 444

Article 35 [Measures againstChild Trafficking] ... 456

Article 36 [Protection Against AllOther Forms ofExploitation] ... 463

Article 37 [Protection from Torture,theDeath Penalty andLifeImprisonment, Guarantees byImprisonment] ... 465

Article 38 [InternationalHumanitarianLaw] ... 487

Article 39 [RehabilitationMeasures] ... 513

Article 40 [Children in Criminal Law and CriminalProceedings] ... 519

Article41 [Other Protective Provisions] ... 541

Article42 [Publication Obligation] ... 543

Article43 [Committee on the Rights of the Child] ... 544

Article 44 and45 [StateReportingProcedure] ... 554

Articles46 to 54 [Concluding Provisions] ... 583

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F. Overview of the Individual Communications Procedure

(Articles 5 to11 of the ThirdOptional Protocol to the Convention ontheRightsof the

Child) ... 593

Annex... 615

A. OPAC ... 615

B. OPSC ... 620

C. OPIC ... 628

Index... 637

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