The Right of Children to Participate in Public Decision-Making Processes

“Young people across the world have proven to be a powerful force for social change. Dynamic and passionate, young people are challenging the status quo to create the world they want to see. What we need, as the young people of today, is to work in fruitful partnerships with the adults around us. Adults walking in the corridors of power need to be accountable to young people, so that together, we can strive for a better world.” (Youth Ambassador, Save the Children Australia) Inspired by The Right of Children to Participate in Public Decision-Making Processes report, Centre for Children’s Rights and Family Law at University College Cork and Centre for Children’s Rights at Queen’s University Belfast, Save the Children International 2020. Full report here: https://resourcecentre.savethechildre...