Reservations to the convention on the rights of the child from the perspective of international law

Abstract EN

In recent years, the rights of the child have become the focus of governmental inter governmental and non-governmental efforts.

This has contributed to the creation of an arsenal of texts guaranteeing the rights of the child.

The 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child, which constitutes a genuine bill of the rights of the child as a result of its previous legal and political accumulation.

The Convention on the Rights of the Child is a universal one, ratified by all countries except the United States of America, will try to study in depth the specificity of the reservation to human rights conventions in general, and the problems associated with the rights of the child in particular, as the international convention to which the largest number of reservations have been received.