Non-Discrimination and Diversity: The Rights of Indigenous Children

Summary: Outlines recommendations on the
theme of non-discrimination access
to basic services for indigenous
children. Approaches which address
the challenges of non-discrimination:
should be a) rights-based (i.e. all
rights are universal), b) indivisible
(i.e. they may not be prioritized), c)
interdependent. Health, education
and protection should be integrated
together.
Owner: International Institute for Child Rights and Development, University of Victoria,Canada

Organisation: 
no associated organisation
UN subtype: 
CRC - Report to General Day of Discussion
Attachment Link: 
http://www.crin.org/docs/resources/treaties/crc.34/IICRD_University_of_Victor...

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