Muddled thinking on the rights of children

THE Ombudsman for Children, Emily Logan, said recently that successive governments have ignored the needs of children with mental health problems.

Muddled thinking on the rights of children
Mon, 11 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

I agree.

She also suggested that the ratification of the UN convention had underscored this point.

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