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Youth democracy based primarly on three
missions
The U.N. Convention on the Rights of Children, student influence
on exactly how to reach the goals of the Swedish curriculum
locally, and national guidelines for running youth’s political
involvement, together constitute a powerful and clear mission
for all adults involved in these fields. In addition, on the
EU-level, there are documents that describe the rights of young
people to participate in the decision-making processes on important
issues. Trialog´s work is primarily based upon these three
missions.
The Children´s National Representative
- The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (the
CRC)
“Children and youths have the right to speak up and be
listened to.”
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The Swedish Agency for Education - Student
influence in school
In the national school act and curriculum, there is a strong
emphasis on the importance of students taking responsibility
for their own learning and, to that end, of influencing a range
of decisions at their own school.
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The Swedish board for Youth Affairs - Swedish
Youth Policy
This Board is a public authority that strives for a society
in which youth has access to power and well-being.
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