Opponents of the Convention on the Rights of the Child

question 41

Multiple Choice

Opponents of the Convention on the Rights of the Child

• A) maintain that its provisions would shift the burden of child rearing from the family to the state.
• B) believe that investing in children yields valuable returns to a nation's economy.
• C) are mostly located in war-torn nations.
• D) argue that it should contain child abuse and neglect protections.

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