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UNCRC Review

February 24, 2022

134

RESPONDERS

13%

RESPONSE RATE

15%

18

74%

89

11%

13

ChildRights

TOTAL RESPONDERS

1

Children's rights have been protected during the pandemic.

134 responded out of 1,011 polled

2

Parliament should pass a law that says that children’s rights apply to all children in Canada, and outlines steps government must take to protect those rights.

130 responded out of 138 polled

3

Parliament should review all new laws and policies to make sure that they protect and promote children’s rights.

124 responded out of 131 polled

4

Children and youth in Canada should be able to make a complaint to the United Nations if they feel their rights have been violated.

120 responded out of 126 polled

5

Canada should have a Children’s Commissioner responsible for making sure children’s rights are protected in all government work.

118 responded out of 121 polled

6

6. Thinking back on all the education you’ve completed so far, how much have you been taught about children’s rights in school?

117 responded out of 119 polled

7

If you had to choose one, which do you think is the biggest obstacle facing children’s rights in Canada today?

110 responded out of 118 polled

8

If you could ask the government one question about how they are protecting children’s rights in Canada, what would you ask them?

95 responded out of 116 polled

9

If all children’s rights were respected and protected in Canada, what is one thing that would be different than it is now?

89 responded out of 95 polled

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