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Editorial introduction to special focus: The African Children's Charter at 30: Reflections on its past and future contribution to the rights of children in Africa

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  • EDITORIAL SPECIAL FOCUS: AFRICAN CHILDREN’S CHARTER with policy and key stakeholders, fed a growing academic and jurisprudential discourse on the rights of children in an African context, and provided the visibility of children and their particular circumstances in the region

  • As part of the commemoration of this momentous milestone, a number of initiatives have been undertaken by various stakeholders to reflect on progress made towards achieving the standards set out in the African Children’s Charter

  • There is no doubt that the Charter has contributed immensely to the establishment of an accountability framework on the rights of children on the continent, provided a basis for rallying engagement

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EDITORIAL SPECIAL FOCUS: AFRICAN CHILDREN’S CHARTER with policy and key stakeholders, fed a growing academic and jurisprudential discourse on the rights of children in an African context, and provided the visibility of children and their particular circumstances in the region. To cite: N Murungi ‘Editorial introduction to special focus: The African Children’s Charter at 30: Reflections on its past and future contribution to the rights of children in Africa’ (2020) 20 Editorial introduction to special focus: The African Children’s Charter at 30: Reflections on its past and future contribution to the rights of children in Africa

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