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\n◎UR RIG HTS  \nEducationAberdeenshire Library and Information Servicewww.aberdeenshire gov.uk/librariesRenewals Hotline 01224661511 30.3.1 21 DEC 20131C1111   \nIN“IHG)18 DEC 2015HQ01 APR 2016  \nDuckworth,KatieEducation /Katie DuckworthJ323.3522648508ALIS2648508  \nOUR RIGHTS  \nEducation  \nKatie DuckworthEvANS BROTHERS LIMITED  \nSave the Children  \nFirst published in paperback in 2009  \nPublished by Evans Brothers Limited inassociation with Save the Children UK.  \nEvans Brothers Limited.2A Portman MansionsChiltern StreetLondon W1U 6NR  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publicationmay be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted,in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recordingor otherwise,without prior permission ofEvans Brothers Limited.  \nC 2004 Evans Brothers Ltd and theSave the Children Fund  \nBritish Library Cataloguing inPublication DataDuckworth,Katie  \nEducation.-(Children's rights)  \n1.Right to education -Juvenile literature  \n2.Children's rights-Juvenile literature  \nI.Title323.3'52  \nISBN 9780237537722  \nPrinted in China  \n\n| ABERDEENSHIRE LIBRARY  \u003Cbr>INFORMATION SERVICES   |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 2648508   |  |\n| HJ   | 2280087   |\n| J323.352   | £7.99   |\n| JUNIORJ323.352   | JNF   |\n\nAcknowledgements  \nCover:Peter Barker/Save the Children UKTitle page and ends:Peter Barker/Save theChildren UK  \np6:Caroline Penn  \np7:Paul Smith  \np8:Neil Cooper  \np9:Jodi Bieber/Network  \np10:Michael Amendolia/Networkp11a:Michael Amendolia/Networkp11b:Michael Amendolia/Networkp12:Dan Whitep13:Dario Mitidierip14:Dario Mitidierip15a:Dario Mitidierip15b:Dario Mitidieri  \np16:Tim Hetherington/Networkp17a:Jenny Matthewsp17b:Liba Taylor/SCFp18:Kalpesh Lathigrap19:Kalpesh Lathigrap20:Neil Cooperp21:Jenny Matthews  \np22:Tim Hetherington/Networkp23a:Tim Hetherington/Networkp23b:Tim Hetherington/Networkp24:Dan Whitep25:Liba Taylor/SCF  \np26:John-Pierre Joyce/Save The ChildrenUK  \np27a:John-Pierre Joyce/Save The ChildrenUKp27b:James Brabazon  \nAll children have rights6Children who are poor have8the right to an educationNhung's story10Children who work have theright to an educationNancy's story14Children who are disabled have16the right to an educationNarayan's story18Children who are homeless have20the right to an education  \nJimmy's story22  \nChildren caught up in an emergency24have the right to an educationFlamur and Betim's stories26Glossary28  \nIndex29  \nFurther reading and addresses30  \nAll children have rights  \nThe history of rights for children In 1919 a remarkable British woman calledEglantyne Jebb founded the Save the Children Fund.She wanted to help children who were dyingof hunger as a result of the First World War.Four years later,she wrote a special set of statements,alist of children's rights.Eglantyne Jebb said that her aim was “to claim certain rights for children andlabour for their universal recognition”.This meant that she wanted worldwide agreement 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