The Franz Weber Foundation warns about the implications of the Far Right Proposal
The Franz Weber Foundation has issued a warning to the Popular Party of the Balearic Islands regarding its support for a legislative proposal from the far right. This proposal seeks to allow the access of minors to bullfighting events, a decision that the foundation considers contrary to the rights of children and adolescents.
Violation of Children’s Rights according to International Conventions
According to the Foundation, this legislative proposal violates the International Convention on the Rights of the Child, an agreement ratified by the Spanish State nearly forty years ago. This is a direct contradiction with the principles of protection of children and adolescents.
Recommendations of the United Nations Organization
The Franz Weber Foundation refers to the recommendations of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child. This body, in charge of ensuring compliance with the International Convention, has urged to avoid the participation of minors in bullfighting events. These guidelines are essential to protect minors from possible negative effects resulting from these practices.
Implications and Consequences of the Proposal
The Franz Weber Foundation highlights the negative consequences of this proposal for the rights of children and adolescents. Not only is it a violation of international agreements, but it also represents a disregard for children’s rights. In addition, he points out that this support is not based on a public demand, but on the specific interests of groups related to the bull show.
Ridiculous and Inappropriate Proposal
The Foundation criticizes the inclusion of this proposal in a context of regulatory change on residential emergency. He considers that the access of minors to bullfighting events has no place in a legislative framework intended for other purposes. This highlights the lack of coherence and disconnection with the real needs of society.
Conclusions and Warnings
The Franz Weber Foundation concludes that the PP’s support for this far-right proposal poses a threat to the rights of children and adolescents. He urges the party to reconsider its position and to attend to international recommendations in the field of child protection. In addition, it warns about the negative consequences of legislation that prioritizes particular interests over the well-being of the youngest.
