I diritti dei bambini. Come aiutare noi e i nostri figli a diventare adulti migliori - 9788897016472

I diritti dei bambini. Come aiutare noi e i nostri figli a diventare adulti migliori: Il bambino può essere vittima sia di violazioni di diritti che gli spettano in quanto tale (ad esempio, il diritto all'istruzione e quello al gioco), sia di violazioni di diritti che appartengono a qualsiasi essere umano. Sia in Italia che nel mondo siamo ancora lontani dal raggiungere un'adeguata affermazione dei diritti del bambino. Il libro di Scarpati c'illumina su quanto ci sia ancora da fare e sul come farlo, lanciando un monito fondamentale a tutti gli adulti affinché leggano, si documentino, si adoperino e si battano per difendere i diritti di tutti i bambini. Farlo vuol dire difendere i diritti d'ogni essere umano, quindi di noi tutti.
The child may be the victim of both violations of his rights as such (e.g. the right to education and the right to play) and violations of rights belonging to any human being. Both in Italy and in the world we are still a long way from achieving an adequate affirmation of the rights of the child. Scarpati's book enlightens us on how much there is still to be done and how to do it, ising a fundamental warning to all adults to read, document, work and fight to defend the rights of all children. To do so is to defend the rights of every human being, and therefore of all of us. "Until a few years ago it was thought that the child was only a being in the making, that therefore his rights were above all linked to his future life: the world had to protect the child for what he represented and to prevent the rights he would then enjoy from becoming having to lapse in fact. Nothing could be more wrong: the life of each person is also and above all his present, and the child also has different rights related to his daily life as a child. He is a person from birth (for some religious currents of thought, and also for some States, from the moment of conception) whose rights are always inalienable and irepressible, precisely because of his peculiarities as a person who very often is incapable of actively defending his prerogatives". (Marco Scarpati) "Scarpati's book is a useful contribution to the difficult but necessary path of greater diffusion of the culture of the rights of the child" (Tullio