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Short Documentary: Speaking Out!

Program: Children's Rights

8th Graders from the Bronx discuss the Convention on the Rights of the Child Film by Emma Saloranta

Listen to 8th graders from Jonas Bronck Academy, Bronx, New York, share their thoughts about the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. The participating children discuss the issues facing children in the US and around the world in today’s world, and voice their strong opinion about the fact that the United States is one of the two only UN member countries who have not yet ratified the Convention.

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