Perspektywa praw dziecka w działaniach organizacji
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i podejmuje próbę operacjonalizacji postanowień Konwencji, by ułatwić ich wdrożenie na poziomie poszczególnych instytucji i organizacji działających na rzecz dzieci.
Autorki opierają się na sześciu zasadach wywodzących się z Konwencji:
1. Podejście oparte na prawach dziecka,
2. Partycypacja dzieci,
3. Brak dyskryminacji,
4. Najlepiej pojęty interes dzieci,
5. Wzmacnianie potencjału,
6. Po pierwsze nie szkodzić.
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