For general interest and with kind permission, this excellent PDF is available directly from the Royal Canadian mounted police force's website and details the 54 articles on the rights of the child.
Click the link located on the right hand side of the page ..
This list was compiled from the guidance given by UNICEF's Cartoons page - source
Children have a right to protection from work that threatens their health, education or development Children have a right to appropriate information the right to express themselves To be protected in times of war and to have the right of protection from trafficking and abduction Children have a right to know and live in their own culture The right to protection from neglect and the right to play - Article 31
The right to have protection from landmines and the right to protection from sexual and emotional abuse. The right to survive and to be alive Children have the right to a home. To privacy - Article 16
The right to a loving and caring family and the right to express their opinions Children have a right to meet and share views with others The right to a drug free world Right to protection from guns Children have the right to freedom of thought and the right to a healthy environment
Children have the right to enjoy their own culture The right to access special education
Children in conflict with the law have the right to be treated with dignity The right to ask for attention from both parents and the right to adequate health services
Children have the right to knowledge on the natural environment and the right to develop to their full potential The right to culturally sensitive education
Every child has the right to a family Every child has the right to education and to be able to access education Every child has the right to a name and nationality Every child has the right to freedom of conscience Every child has the right to food, water and nutrition Every child has the right not to be exploited Every child has the right to an identity Every child has the right to a life free from discrimination
Children have a right to protection from work that threatens their health, education or development 
Children have a right to appropriate information 
