Children's right to play in times of war.

This paper discusses children's right to play and its bioethical importance for children affected by war. Against the background of the current military conflicts, it analyses physical, psychological, and institutional factors that limit children's right to play in a situation involving armed confli...

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Published in:	Bioethics Vol. 39; no. 1; pp. 26 - 41
Main Author:	Glos, Aleksandra
Format:	Article
Published:	Wiley-Blackwell Jan2025
Subjects:	Play Children's rights Children's health Policy sciences Child welfare Institutional care Health status indicators Psychological distress Mental health Conflict (Psychology) War Bioethics Social norms Social responsibility Posttraumatic growth State governments Human rights Emotional trauma Federal government Social context Psychological stress Social support Well-being Psychosocial factors Children Refugee camps Weapons Convalescence Physical activity
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