What are the children's rights............?
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I am sure that the Court will at least consider the children's wishes. But...there are many things that will determine the Court's decision. Parent's history and current ability to provide for the children etc.....
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consumer_rights
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Child Abuse (domestic, international, internet)\nChild Trafficking\nRefugee and displaced children\nHIV Aids and other life threatening diseases\nPoverty\nImmigration Detention of minors\nHuman Rights\nTorture
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In most states your daughter and the father have all of the rights over the child, if you have reason to believe that the child is in danger then you should seek legal counsel and find out what your state says about "grandparent rights". Some states have them and others do not. Usually though they will not take away the rights of the parents unless there is VERY serious evidence to support that this would be in the best interest of the child. Both parents have joint decision making rights right now.
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GO TO THE marchofdimes.com THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE OR AT LEAST SEND YOU IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. OR DIVISION OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
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I still dont understand where are the parents of those underage children. \n\n   Nudity at that age should be private and should deserve respect and dignity not publicity. Sadly it becomes a business , I dont think is a moral or ethical business dealing with children that do have rights. Who is helping them fighting for their rights?\n\n    For other´s is art...thats the excuse or justification.
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No there isn't. Call Social Services and tell them about it and give them any info you can. You will remain anonymous. Do it for that child, don't be scared
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Because you could be the only voice they have .A lot of children don't no what is happening to them or that it is wrong and sometimes what we think is ok my not be to them .A child sometimes don't understand until the damage has been done .Or until they are older and it comes back to haunt them .This could be their only resources.
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Sorry to say, the last I read on Grand parental Visitation rights said that basically the grandparents had no rights. I am researching this now. I do remember a case a few years back that went to the Supreme Court, where as the courts decision was to state that It was the parents of the child, minus any wrong doing,  whom had ultimate say in the raising of the child, not the courts. The case would be cited as, Troxel v. Granville, 530 U.S. 57 (2000). Since this decision was handed down, several states have enacted legislation that speak clearly on this issue. I suggest that you read the link below, research whether or not you live in one of the states that has revised there grand parental visitation laws. Just remember that the Supreme Court's decision in Troxel is not the final word on grandparents' visitation rights as of yet. The second link I have enclosed is the actual Supreme Court decision on the Troxel case, the third link is the Supreme Courts decisions, in it you will have to search for Troxel v. Granville, 530 U.S. 57 (2000) it list all of the decisions handed down during that time frame. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me through Yahoo Answers, please, don't hesitate. Good Luck
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Rights and responsibilities are interdependent and interactive in a sense.  The rights and responsibilities that apply in the real world also apply in the kindergarten classroom.  Consider the United Nations Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the International Convention on the Rights of the Child, and the specific rights and freedoms granted as a citizen of your own country.\n\nOf course, with all rights come responsibilities.  If we have a right to a safe environment, we have a responsibility to not do anyting to make another's environment unsafe.  We have a right to learn, and a responsibiity to not prevent others from learning, etc.\n\nI hope these thoughts help.
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please try to connect with some human rights group at the first instance,also remember dont give up and ask for help from save the children,unicef,plan international organizations net works available in ur country.
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That's child abuse.\n\nHave them read the Bill of Rights. Anything that isn't fiction.
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The reason homosexuals should have rights (but most don't anyway) is that there is no reason ASIDE from religious/moral beliefs to condemn them. There is no reasonable state interest in stopping homosexuality.\n\nFor pedophiles, on the other hand, the children they attempt to/actually commit sex acts with are harmed in a very real way. Thus, there is a reasonable state interest, beyond mere morality/religion, in limiting pedophiles' rights. The right of a child to not be violated outweighs that of a pedophile.
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visit this website \nhttp://women4peace.org/women-rights.html
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Move to Australia... the best interests of the child are paramount... children have rights not parents.. they only have responsibilities.. there is no such thing as "custody" as it denotes ownership and children are not possessions.. there is only a resident parent and a contact parent and new legislation July 2006 will mean that there is a presumption of shared parenting on an equal basis....
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Well you need all the help you can get, for the child's sake. Go down to local legal services and ask for help.
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Most courts usually consider the childs request at about 11-12 yrs old, but that doesn't mean you will get your wish. There is not a "law" per se, but rather the merits of each individual situation. It is really up to the judge.