...in Serving The Best Interests Of Children,

By Ratifying The Convention, Governments Become Legally Bound To Implement The Rights Therein.

When The Lives And The Rights Of Children Are At Stake, There Must Be No Silent Witnesses.

It's Estimated That There May Be Two Hundred And Fifty Million Children In The World Engaged In Some Form Of Exploitative Child Labour.

The Economic Benefits Of Investing In Children Have Been Extensively Documented. Investing Fully In Children Today Will Ensure The Well-being And Productivity Of Future Generations For Decades To Come. By Contrast, The Physical, Emotional And Intellectual Impairment That Poverty Inflicts On Children Canmean A Lifetime Of Suffering And Want - And A Legacy Of Poverty For The Next Generation.

Children Have In The Past And Continue To Influence Policy Makers.