Nielson, Julia SlothMahery, Prinslean Sandra.Faculty of Law2013-10-112024-11-062008/10/082008/10/082013-10-112024-11-062007https://hdl.handle.net/10566/18142Magister Legum - LLMAlthough the concept of human rights is very much accepted as part of human existence throughout the world today, there is still much controversy surrounding the idea of rights for children. The Constitution, however, not only recognises the fact that like all other members of society, children are capable of being bearers of human rights but emphasises also the special position of children in society by granting them specific rights in the Constitution. Health rights are particularly important for children as the entitlements and obligations created by such rights are necessary for children to realise their full potential. In this thesis the entitlements and obligations attached to children'shealth service rights in the COnstitution are explored.enChildren's rightsHuman rightsChildrenLegal statuslawsThesisUniversity of the Western Cape