Child protection in international laws

Abstract

Celebrating International Children's Day, June 1, and African Children's Day, June 16, is an actual dedication to international concerns and allows drawing attention to the risks and dangers faced by many children and focusing on the need to protect their necessary rights at all levels. The family, society, and state play an important role in indoctrinating the child into societal values and standards, and determining what is socially acceptable and what is unacceptable, by providing many of his requirements and needs, especially since child care and attention are considered a concern for the future of the nation and the world as a whole. We also find that laws, charters, and organizations The International Children's Rights Organization, especially known as UNICEF, children's rights organizations, and others, which represent the cornerstone of enacting laws that protect children, protect their right to life and prosperity, and fund them with water, food, clothing, and the right to live in dignity, as is the case in some African countries whose children are experiencing famine, or what UNRWA does. With the children of Gaza