Promotion and protection of the rights of children with disabilities in international law

In the modern world, the problem of human and civil rights and freedoms occupies one of the leading places in international relations. In many international treaties, states recognize that respect for human rights and freedoms is the main factor in peace, justice and well-being, necessary to ensure the development of international law and cooperation between all states. All human rights are universal, indivisible, interdependent and interrelated. The international community should treat human rights globally, on a fair and equal basis, with the same approach and attention. The new millennium is characterized by an increase in the prevalence of disability among the population of the Earth. Violation of the rights of disabled people and the lack of opportunity for their active participation in the life of the state lead to significant economic losses. In modern conditions, ensuring the successful integration of disabled people into everyday life is possible only with the help of coordinated international cooperation and the development of mandatory international legal norms for their protection. The rights of the child are an integral, integral and indivisible part of universal human rights. Despite the fact that a child has the same rights as an adult, due to his incomplete physical and mental development, he must be provided with special rights. In the context of the development of international relations and their complexity, international law is becoming increasingly important, being a necessary instrument for managing the contradictory and at the same time united world of the era of globalization.