Scottish Parliament Unanimously Passes Revised Children's Rights Bill After 8-Year Grassroots Campaign
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Scottish parliament unanimously passes revised bill to incorporate UN Convention on Rights of the Child into domestic law, after previous version was challenged.
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Legislation aims to put children's rights at the heart of Scottish law and public services.
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Campaign was led by children and youth for over 8 years through grassroots efforts.
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Bill was previously passed but then challenged by UK law officers, requiring amendments to fit within devolved powers.
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Campaigners celebrate but remain anxious about potential further UK govt challenge before bill can receive royal assent.