UN Convention on
the Rights of the Child (Article 31)
 The UN Convention on the
Rights of the child is an international treaty that sets out universally
accepted rights for children. It is a benchmark against which a nation's
treatment of its children can be measured. It brings together in one
comprehensive code the benefits and protection for children hitherto
scattered in a variety of other agreements, including the Declaration of the
Rights of the Child adopted in 1959.
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Other Member
Countries of IPA
IPA has members in almost
fifty countries. Some countries have well-organized national IPA branches
with their own forms of communication.
Other important
links Some websites which
offer good material in relation to children's play. We welcome further
suggestions. (ipacommunications@shaw.ca
Please provide a short description of a recommended site.)
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 PlayRights is the official
e-journal of IPA. The purpose of PlayRights is to disseminate research,
opinions and review of information related to children's play.
Material is provided by IPA
members worldwide as well as organizations and other individuals with a
common interest in children's play and related topics.
"PlayRights" is provided to
members of IPA either by mail or electronically through membership only
access.
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PlayRights is the official print magazine of IPA. The purpose of the
magazine is to provide information for IPA members: to promote the
importance of children's play, to produce up-to-date information about the
IPA organization, and to provide an opportunity for communication between
members to encourage information exchange and collaboration worldwide.
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