The United Nations has proclaimed the rights of children concerning their development and welfare in its Charter of Rights of 1992. These juvenile rights have also been given a place in the Indian Constitution. Identify these rights from the following.

Right to live without discrimination

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Right of proper upbringing

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Right to free education after the age of eighteen

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Right to protection and security

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Solution

The correct options are
A Right to live without discrimination
B Right of proper upbringing
D Right to protection and security
Juvenile Rights in the Indian Constitution like the right to live without discrimination, proper upbringing, free and compulsory education till the age of fourteen, healthy life, protection and security, and religious and cultural rights are the legal provisions provided for children’s betterment. These rights serve as the necessary foundation for their welfare and development.

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