alleryWhat does the 1989 child rights convention cover?
ACompulsory special schools
BMandatory school entrance tests
CFreedom from discrimination, a voice
DFunding only for private schools
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Freedom from discrimination, a voice
1. The 1989 Convention sets out children's rights to freedom from discrimination.
2. It also covers the representation of their wishes and views.
3. It does not require special schools or entrance tests.
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