Committee on the Rights of the Child
BACKGROUND RELEASE
22 May 2014
Situation of Children’s Rights in India,
Indonesia, Jordan, Kyrgyzstan, Saint Lucia and
the United Kingdom to be Reviewed
The Committee on the Rights of the Child will
meet at the Palais Wilson in Geneva from 26 May
to 13 June 2014 to review the promotion and
protection of children's rights under the
provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the
Child and its two Optional Protocols in India,
Indonesia, Jordan, Kyrgyzstan, Saint Lucia and
the United Kingdom.
At the opening meeting, the Committee will adopt
its agenda and programme of work. During the
session, the Committee, in addition to considering
reports of States parties, will also discuss the
organization of its future work and methods of
work.
India is presenting its combined third to fourth
periodic report CRC/C/IND/3-4 under the
Convention, and the Committee’s concluding
observations and recommendations on the second
periodic report, considered in January 2004, can
be found in CRC/C/15/Add.228 . India is also
presenting its initial reports under the Optional
Protocol on the involvement of children in armed
conflict CRC/OPAC/C/IND/1 and the Optional
Protocol on the sale of children child prostitution
and child pornography CRC/C/OPSC/IND/1 .
Indonesia is presenting its combined third to
fourth periodic report under the Convention CRC/
C/IDN/3-4 and the Committee’s concluding
observations and recommendations on the second
periodic report, reviewed in January 2004, can be
found in CRC/C/15/Add.223 .
Jordan is presenting its combined fourth to fifth
periodic report CRC/C/JOR/4-5 under the
Convention, and the Committee’s concluding
observations and recommendations on the third
periodic report, considered in September 2006,
can be found in CRC/C/JOR/CO/3 . Jordan is also
presenting its initial report under the Optional
Protocol on the involvement of children in armed
conflict CRC/C/OPAC/JOR/1 , as well as its initial
report under the Optional Protocol on the sale of
children child prostitution and child pornography
CRC/C/OPSC/JOR/1 .
Kyrgyzstan is presenting its combined third to
fourth periodic report CRC/C/KGZ/3-4 under the
Convention, and the Committee’s concluding
observations and recommendations on the second
periodic report, considered in September 2004,
can be found in CRC/C/15/Add.244 .
Saint Lucia is presenting its combined second to
fourth periodic report CRC/C/LCA/2-4 , while the
Committee’s concluding observations and
recommendations on the initial report, considered
in May 2005, can be found in CRC/C/15/Add.258 .
The United Kingdom is presenting its initial report
under the Optional Protocol on the sale of
children child prostitution and child pornography,
which can be found in CRC/C/OPSC/GBR/1 .
Other documents relating to the Committee’s
work can be found on the Committee’s webpage.
The Committee is a body of independent experts
formed in 1991 to monitor the implementation of
the Convention on the Rights of the Child by its
States parties. The Convention gives a
comprehensive collection of children's rights the
force of international law. The Committee also
monitors implementation of two Optional
Protocols to the Convention: the first on the
involvement of children in armed conflict and the
second on the sale of children, child prostitution
and child pornography. A third Optional Protocol
on a Communications Procedure was adopted by
the United Nations General Assembly on 19
December 2011. It will allow individual children
to submit complaints about specific violations of
their human rights under the Convention and its
first two Optional Protocols. The Protocol opened
for signature on 28 February 2012 and entered
into force on 14 April 2014, three months after the
deposit of the 10th instrument of ratification or
accession.
To date, 194 countries have ratified or acceded to
the Convention, making it the most widely
accepted international human rights instrument.
Only South Sudan has not signed it, while
Somalia and the United States have signed, but
not ratified it. States parties to the Convention
are expected to send representatives to the
Committee to present reports on their efforts to
implement children's rights. States must report
initially two years after acceding to the
Convention and then every five years. The
Committee examines each report and addresses
its concerns and recommendations to the State
party in the form of “concluding observations and
recommendations”.
The Convention on the Rights of the Child
The General Assembly adopted the Convention
unanimously on 20 November 1989, 30 years after
the adoption of the Declaration on the Rights of
the Child. The Convention renders States parties
legally accountable for their actions towards
children. Work on drafting the Convention began
in 1979 – the International Year of the Child – at
the Commission on Human Rights. The
Convention was opened for signature on 26
January 1990. That day, 61 countries signed it, a
record first-day response. It entered into force
just seven months later, on 2 September 1990.
Ratifying the Convention requires a review of
national legislation to ensure it meets the
provisions of the treaty. The Convention, inter
alia, stipulates that every child has the right to
life, and that States shall ensure to the maximum
extent possible the survival and development of
the child; that every child has the right to a name
and nationality from birth; and that the child's
best interests shall be a primary consideration
when they are dealt with by courts, welfare
institutions or administrative authorities. The
Convention recognizes the right of children to be
heard.
States shall ensure that each child enjoys full
rights without discrimination or distinction of any
kind, and that children should not be separated
from their parents, unless by competent
authorities for their well-being. States shall
facilitate reunification of families by permitting
travel into, or out of, their territories and protect
children from physical or mental harm and
neglect, including sexual abuse or exploitation.
Children with disabilities shall have the right to
education, special treatment and care; primary
education shall be free and compulsory and
discipline in school should respect the child's
dignity; capital punishment or life imprisonment
shall not be imposed for crimes committed before
the age of 18; no child under 15 should take any
part in hostilities and children exposed to armed
conflict shall receive special protection. Children
of minority and indigenous populations shall freely
enjoy their own cultures, religions and languages.
Optional Protocols
In May 2000, the General Assembly adopted the
two Optional Protocols to the Convention on the
Rights of the Child on the involvement of children
in armed conflict and on the sale of children, child
prostitution and child pornography. The Optional
Protocols entered into force in 2002. Currently,
155 countries have ratified the Optional Protocol
on the involvement of children in armed conflict;
and 167 States have ratified the Optional Protocol
on the sale of children, child prostitution and child
pornography. A third Optional Protocol was
adopted by the United Nations General Assembly
on 19 December 2011. It provides for a
Communications Procedure to allow individual
children to submit complaints regarding specific
violations of their rights under the Convention and
the first two Optional Protocols. To date, 10
States have ratified it: Albania, Bolivia, Costa
Rica, Gabon, Germany, Montenegro, Portugal,
Slovakia, Spain and Thailand.
Optional Protocol on the Sale of Children, Child
Prostitution and Child Pornography
Although the Convention requires States parties
to prohibit the sale of children, child prostitution
and child pornography, this Optional Protocol
extends the measures that States parties must
undertake to protect children from these violations
of their human rights. The Optional Protocol not
only defines the sale of children, child
pornography and child prostitution, but also
provides a non-exhaustive list of acts and
activities which shall be criminalized by States
parties. This criminalization also includes
attempts, complicity, or participation in such acts
or activities. The Optional Protocol sets out the
bases for States parties to assert jurisdiction over
actionable practices relating to the sale of
children, child prostitution, and child pornography
(including extra-territorial legislation) and to
make provisions about extradition of alleged
offenders. Based on the principle of the best
interests of the child, the Optional Protocol also
sets forth provisions for protecting and assisting
child victims during all stages of the criminal
justice process. Preventive measures, as well as
redress, rehabilitation and recovery of child
victims, are also covered. For the implementation
of all these provisions, the Optional Protocol asks
for a close collaboration among States parties.
Optional Protocol on the Involvement of Children
in Armed Conflict
The Optional Protocol establishes that no person
under the age of 18 shall be subject to
compulsory recruitment into regular armed forces,
and imposes an obligation on States to raise the
minimum age for voluntary recruitment to at least
16 years. Upon ratification of or accession to the
Optional Protocol, countries must deposit a
binding declaration stating their minimum age for
voluntary recruitment and the safeguards in place
to ensure that that recruitment is voluntary.
States Parties to the Protocol shall also ensure
that members of their armed forces under 18
years of age do not take direct part in hostilities.
In addition, armed groups separate from the
armed forces of a State should not, under any
circumstances, recruit or use in hostilities persons
under 18. States parties are required to take all
feasible measures to prevent the recruitment and
use of children by any groups, including the
criminalization of such practices.
Optional Protocol on a Communications
Procedure
This new Optional Protocol empowers children to
complain about specific violations of their human
rights under the Convention and its first two
optional protocols to an international body. The
Optional Protocol was transmitted by the Human
Rights Council to the General Assembly in June
2011. It establishes a procedure to bring
complaints under the Convention similar to those
that already exist for other core human rights
treaties. Upon receiving a complaint, the
Committee will examine it to determine whether
the Convention has been violated. The
Committee will guarantee that child-sensitive
procedures and safeguards are put in place to
prevent the manipulation of the child by those
acting on his or her behalf under the Protocol.
While it is examining the complaint, the
Committee may request the State to adopt
interim measures to prevent possible irreparable
damage to the child. It may also request
protection measures to prevent reprisals,
including further human rights violations, ill-
treatment or intimidation, for having submitted
such complaints. If the Convention is found to
have been violated, the Committee will make
specific recommendations for action to the State
responsible. Under the Optional Protocol the
Committee may now initiate inquiries into grave
and systematic violations of the Convention and
its first two Optional Protocols. The Optional
Protocol also provides for an inter-state
communications procedure. The Committee
adopted the rules of procedure for this Optional

MEDIJI ZAŠTO ŠUTITE? Ovo nitko ne
prenosi: UN javno upozorio masonsku
Veliku Britaniju da prestane ritualno
silovati, ubijati i komadati djecu!
Mučko ubijanje, silovanje i mučenje djece pred
našim očima. A svi šute...
Ono što je najpoznatiji britanski novinar i kako ga
nazivaju teoretičar urote, David Icke vikao na sva
zvona još prije nekoliko godina, danas je potpuna
stvarnost. Velika Britanija kao predvodnik svjetske
masonske imperije ritualno ubija, siluje i komada
djecu na njihovu tlu. Naravno, nije to samo Velika
Britanija no ona je predvodnik i mogli bismo
slobodno reći nabavljač djece za cijelu Europu.
Sada je to potvrdio i UN koji je javno opomenuo
Veliku Britaniju da prestane s ubijanjem dijece.
Zamislite kao da je riječ o kazni za parking ili
neplaćenom računu. Oni javno pred cijelim
svijetom upozoravaju da se prestane s ritualnim
žrtvovanjem nevine dječice no svi mediji i dalje
ignoriraju tu strahotu. Upravo ova, od mainstream
medija ignorirana objava o europskim strahotama
dokaz je da su mediji u raljama te iste masonske
imperije koja u ovim užasima ne vidi ništa loše. I
dok se bruji o vanzemaljcima i demoniziranim
idiotarijama za zaglupljivanje masa, ovi grozni
naputci i izvješća UN-a ostala su po strani.
Naime, UN-ov odbor za prava djece – CRC
(United Nations Committee on the Rights of the
Child) prije čak nekoliko mjeseci je poslao vladi
Velike Britanije diplomatsku notu u kojoj se
zahtjeva od ove europske zemlje da prekine lanac
preprodaje i otimačine djece koja na koncu završe
silovana i raskomadana na njihovom tlu.
Očekivalo bi se da najbrutalnija forma ljudskog
traffickinga nikako ne bi smjela biti opažena na
tlu Europe, a kamoli na području jedne od
osnivačica Europske Unije, no čini se da
patokracija danas ima puno veću ulogu u
najmoćnijim zemljama svijeta, te da se ritualna
pedofilija više ne može skrivati čak niti u okviru
politike i najvažnijih medijskih kuća.
Voditeljica CRC-a i nekadašnja sutkinja Vrhovnog
Suda Norveške, Kristen Sandberg je jasno dala do
znanja što misli o najnovijim izvješćima koji
kompromitiraju Veliku Britaniju do temelja:
- Zabrinuti smo zbog činjenice otimačine na
stotinu djece iz Afrike, koja se krijumčare u Veliku
Britaniju, naročito u London, kako bi se podvrgli
raznoraznim religioznim ritualima žrtvovanja.
Uznemiravajući izvještaji pokazuju kako se
godišnje na stotine djece iz Afrike otima kako bi
se na području Velike Britanije podvrglo
bestijalnim mučenjima, silovanjima i vudu
umorstvima.
Bez obzira na činjenicu o tome da su ove vijesti, u
najmanju ruku zastrašujuće, samo je nekolicina
svjetskih medija prenijela izvješće CRC-a dok je
britanska nacionalna televizija još jednom
pokazala kako će uraditi sve što može da o istoj
temi ne izvijesti niti jedne jedine riječi.
Sandbergova je također navela dijelove izvješća u
kojima je evidentirano na tisuće maloljetne djece
koja su završila u širem dijelu Londona kao
seksualno roblje, dok se za neke zna da su
iskorišteni za snuff pornografske filmove u kojima
se djeca prvo siluju, a nakon toga ubijaju.
CRC je direktno poručila vladi Velike Britanije
sljedeće:
-Pojačajte napore policijskih snaga i snaga
državnog tužilaštva koje će detektirati i
onesposobiti trafficking djecom, ne samo za
ilegalni rad i izrabljivanje, već i za sve seksualne
forme eksploatacije, uključujući i te religijske
rituale žrtvovanja.
U izvješću CRC-a stoji i ovaj uznemirujući dio:
-Stalno dobivamo izvješća o državljanima
Ujedinjenog Kraljevstva, od kojih su neki osuđeni
pedofili i kriminalci, koji se predstavljaju kao
dobročinitelji i aktivisti za prava djece, a koji
zapravo putuju po svijetu kako bi efektno skupili
svoje maloljetne seksualne žrtve.
Kristen Sandberg je na koncu uputila otvoren
poziv vladi Velike Britanije da što prije otkrije
pedofile u svojim redovima, te da ih uz brzu
identifikaciju privede u ruke pravde, te je zatražila
opširnu istragu ne samo za najnovije slučajeve,
već i za stvari koje se događaju u zadnjih trideset
godina.
Naravno da je i sam UN upleten u ove stvario, a
opće je poznato da se preko UN-a te strahote i
odvijaju. Sama činjenica da tek sada o tome
progovaraju samo je dokaz da se zlo počelo
otkrivati pa tko vidi vidi a tko ne...
No, upozorenje UN-a uz izvješća i komentare
Sandbergove apsolutan su dokaz da su ritualna
žrzvovanja, što za sotonske, masonske, crne
mise, što za demoniziranu elitu koja naprosto
uživa proljevajući nevinu krv za Lucifera, što za
sve raširenije šamanske, u srži opet demonske
obrede, potpuna stvarnost o kojoj nitko ne govori.
Pedofilski lanac u Velikoj Britaniji svima je poznat,
i on nikada nije dovršen. Na površinu sustavno
isplivavaju nova imena no većinom mnogo godina
nakon zločina ili pak nakon smrti navodno
otkrivenih predatora. Jasno je da su ljudi koji čine
takve stvari debelo zaštićeni te da je je većina
ljudi koja to čini globalna i svjetska elita
okupljena u masonskoj imperiji a koju očigledno
štite svi mediji i korporacije pa čak i kraljevska
obitelj za koju se se već dugo nagađa da je
upravo ona predvodnica ovakvih stravičnih
događaja na europskom tlu.
I dok se s jedne strane Europa predstavlja kao
napredna demokratska i tolerantna zemlja, dok se
s jedne strane legalizira abortus odnosno ubijanje
nerođenih, eutanazija, ubijanje slabih i nemoćnih,
gay brakovi koji ne stvaraju život i dok se o tome
na sva zvona bruji kao o ljudskim pravima, s
druge strane ta ista Europa sasvim javno ritualno
žrtvuje, mučki ubija i siluje na tisuće djece
godišnje. A neki se prema riječima Davida Ickea i
hrane njima i to sve u čast pravom pravcatom
zlu. Nevjerojatno je kako čovjek može biti slijep i
sve ovo ignorirati. No zato nam Bibilija u više
navrata govori: Tko ima oči neka vidi, tko ima uši
neka sluša. Bdijte i budite budni jer upravo ovo
sakaćenje i proljevanje krvi preljeva se preko sviju
nas, državljana Europe sagrađene na kostima
ritualno žrtvovane dječice. U takvoj Europi nas
prisiljavaju da živimo? I mi ali i svi naši mediji još
uvijek šutimo...

Jeli.Jel to ta evropska civilizacija kojoj svi treba da teže?

Europska aristrokacija?

David Icke?

Ti suzio za čitanje na mobitelu. Neće ti to tako sklepano niko čitati, sredi tekst malo.

A sa mobilnog sam i čitao i otvorio temu.
Ne znam šta bi rekao na temu..Bolest je ta Britanija.I uopšte Zapad..Ne znam.

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