The child's rights business game

Business game: the formation of legal knowledge in the children's home.

Challenges:
monitoring the assimilation of basic norms relating to the rights of the child, the formation of skills to apply the knowledge gained in specific situations
- education of civil-legal position of pupils.
The business game “Child’s Rights” is designed for pupils aged 14-15. There are two teams in the game. The winner is the one who scores more points. The game is played in five stages.

Business game

Warm-up

Teams are given cards with legal concepts and dates associated with the adoption of the relevant documents. It is necessary to define all concepts and to name events related to dates. For each correct definition, the team receives 1 point.
Human rightsIt is a protected, state-provided legal opportunity to do something.
Declarationa non-binding document (of a recommendatory nature), which proclaims the basic principles.
Conventionan international agreement on a specific subject binding on those States which have acceded to it.
Freedom of conscienceIt is an opportunity to profess any religion or not to profess any.
Discriminationrestriction or deprivation of human rights for national, religious, political and other reasons.
GenocideThe destruction of individual groups of the population (and entire peoples) for racial, national, religious, political and other reasons.
1959The adoption by the UN General Assembly of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child.
1989The adoption by the UN General Assembly of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Competition “Legal Status of the Child”

1. He becomes fully capable (adult) and can acquire any rights by his actions.
2. Subject to initial registration (issued attributable certificate).
3. He is criminally responsible for any crime.
4. Subject to administrative liability for offences in a special order (through the Commission on the
   Lamas of minors), for some offenses (for example, petty hooliganism) is administratively liable in general.
5. Has the right to independently conclude an employment contract (contract); a number of benefits for employment
   Reduced working week (36 hours)
6. Have the right to learn to drive a car on the roads in the presence of an instructor.
7. He has the right to drive a moped while driving on the roads.
8. Can be a member of a cooperative, joint stock company.
9. It may be declared, in accordance with the procedure established by law, fully capable (emancipation), if it works under an employment contract or is engaged in entrepreneurial activity.
10. They are entitled to a passport.
11. Have the right to marry with the permission of the local authorities
    management with good reason.
12. has the right to work with the consent of the trade union body
    Acceptance (a shortened working week of 24 hours, other work benefits).
13. Can be expelled from school for violations.
14. It is subject to property liability for concluded transactions, as well as for causing property damage.
15. It is subject to criminal liability for certain crimes (murder, robbery, theft, extortion, etc.).
16. You can join youth associations.
17. He has the right to drive a bicycle while driving on the roads.
18. Entry to work (for light work no more than 4 hours a day) is allowed with the consent of one of the parents.
19. Can make deposits in credit institutions (banks) and dispose of them.
20. May exercise the rights of the author protected by law of the result of his intellectual activity.
21. You have the right to independently manage your earnings, scholarships, other income.
22. The right, with the consent of the parents, to make any transactions.
23. You can choose your place of residence (with the consent of your parents).
24. Gives written consent for renunciation of Russian citizenship together with parents.
25. The law of the subject of the Federation may be allowed to enter into marriage as an exception, taking into account special circumstances (in this case, full legal capacity occurs).
26. You can join children's associations.
27. The right to be heard in any judicial or administrative proceedings.
28. The right to express his opinion in the decision in the family of any issue affecting his interests.
29. He expresses his opinion about which of his parents, who divorce in court, he would like to live with after the divorce.
30. Gives consent to their adoption or transfer to a foster family, or the restoration of parental rights of their parents.
31. You agree to change your name (or surname).
32. You have the right to make small household transactions on your own.
33. Right to go to school.
34. He has the right to live and be brought up in a family, to know his parents, to receive from them the protection of his rights and legitimate interests.
35. He has the right to name, patronymic and surname.
36. Acquires the right to citizenship.

This competition allows you to test the knowledge of pupils about changes in the legal status (rights, duties, responsibilities) of the child at different age stages.
Each team receives two sets of cards:
1) major age milestones in the child's life;
2) acquired rights and obligations, the emergence of liability. Teams must match these two sets of cards in 5 minutes. The maximum score for this contest is 10 points.
1st set(8 cards) - the main age milestones in the child's life:
A)from birth,B)6 years;B)10 years;D)14 years;D)15 years;E)16 years old;G.17 years old;(3)18 years.
2nd set(43 cards) - acquired rights and obligations, the occurrence of liability:

SOS signal

The teams are given a task a week before the game: to find real facts of violations of the rights of children in Russia and other countries. These facts must be confirmed by something: a clipping from a newspaper or magazine; “witness testimony” (if it is a fact from the life of school, yard, family, etc.); a video of a TV show, etc.

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Blitz

1. The Convention on the Rights of the Child was adopted in 1959.(No.)
2. The Declaration of the Rights of the Child was adopted in 1989.(No.)
3. Has Russia signed the Convention on the Rights of the Child? (Yes)
4. “According to the Convention on the Rights of the Child, a child is a person under 16 years of age?(No.)
5. Marriage age in Russia is 18 years old?(Yes)
6. Does a citizen of the Russian Federation acquire the right to elect to public authorities from the age of 16?(No.)
7. Criminal liability in Russia comes from 16 years? (Yes)
8. Can a minor be subject to administrative detention?(No.)
9. Can a minor be arrested in the event of a criminal offence?(Yes)

Each team is asked to answer several questions affirmatively or negatively; there is no time for reflection. For each correct answer, the team receives 1 point.

Summing up the game.