《2009年关于儿童权利世界公约20周年报告(英文版)》(100页).rar On　20　November　2009,　the　global　community　celebrates　the 20th　anniversary　of　the　adoption　by　the　United　Nations　General Assembly　of　the　Convention　on　the　Rights　of　the　Child.　This unique　document　outlines　universal　standards　for　the　care, treatment　and　protection　of　all　individuals　below　age　18.　It　is the　most　widely　endorsed　human　rights　treaty　in　history,　currently ratified　by　193　States　parties. During　the　past　two　decades,　the　Convention　has　transformed the　way　children　are　viewed　and　treated　throughout　the　world. It　has　exerted　a　pervasive　and　profound　influence　on　national and　international　legislation,　policy　and　programmes,　public　and private　institutions,　families,　communities　and　individuals.　And it　has　supported　marked　advances　in　survival,　development, protection　and　participation　across　the　world. Despite　the　numerous　challenges　that　remain　in　realizing　children＇s rights,　the　Convention　offers　a　vision　of　a　world　in　which　all　children survive　and　develop,　and　are　protected,　respected　and　encouraged to　participate　in　the　decisions　that　affect　them.　This　vision promotes　a　world　of　peace,　tolerance,　equity,　respect　for　human rights　and　shared　responsibility　–　in　short,　a　world　fit　for　children.