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Friday February 19, 2021, 5:49 AM
It is hoped training will help staff identify the importance of children's rights and how they can support them. Credit: ITV Channel TV
All Jersey government staff will have to complete children's rights training.
The hour-long interactive course will help staff to identify what children's rights are, why they are important and how the government and individuals can promote them.
The new training comes ahead of a proposed law change, which will see the government and some public authorities have to prove that they have considered children's rights.
The 'Due Regard' law is expected to be debated later this year or in early 2022.

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