Right of the Child to Life: A Revisit

Every human being is entitled to enjoy the right to life. Survival and development areused in place of the right to life in some quarters. The essence of life can be defeated isbasic necessities required to live is not provided. A child is considered vulnerablebecause adults take decisions for them and the survival largely rests in the manner theyare handled by adults.  

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Every human being is entitled to enjoy the right to life. Survival and development are
used in place of the right to life in some quarters. The essence of life can be defeated is
basic necessities required to live is not provided. A child is considered vulnerable
because adults take decisions for them and the survival largely rests in the manner they
are handled by adults.

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