The Guardian reports that the UN’s committee on the rights of the child is due to release their assessment on the UK’s treatment of children aged 17 and under. Possible areas of concern are child poverty, health services, and the invasion of children’s privacy in shows like Channel 4′s Supernanny.
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Britain could face heat for Supernanny
The Guardian reports that the UN's committee on the rights of the child is due to release their assessment on the UK's treatment of children aged 17 and under. Possible areas of concern are child poverty, health services, and the invasion of children's privacy in shows like Channel 4's Supernanny.
October 3, 2008
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