Translation of "upbringing " (English → French) :

Violence in upbringing: an assessment after the introduction of the right to a non-violent upbringing.

(4) Sexual exploitation of children and child pornography constitute serious violations of human rights and of the fundamental right of a child to a harmonious upbringing and development.

These criteria include: the child's physical, emotional and psychological needs, including the child's need for stability, taking into account the child's age and stage of development; the benefit to the child of developing and maintaining meaningful relationships with both spouses and each spouse's willingness to support the development and maintenance of the child's relationship with the other spouse; the history of care for the child; any family violence record; the child's cultural, linguistic, religious and spiritual upbringing and heritage; any plans proposed for the child's care and upbringing; the nature, strength and stabi ...[+++]lity of the relationship between the child and each spouse or each sibling, grandparent and any other significant person in the child's life; the ability of each person,in respect of whom the order would apply, to care for and meet the needs of the child; to communicate and co-operate on issues affecting the child; and finally, the safety and well-being of the child.

We would also point to UNICEF’s splendid draft final document emphasising that the family is the basic unit of society and bears the main responsibility for the protection, upbringing and development of children.

44. Calls on all governments to devote special attention to the specific situation of women who are imprisoned, inter alia with regard to the upbringing of their children, and calls on these governments to initiate specific upbringing programmes to help cope with this situation; and calls on all governments to urgently adopt measures to ensure that women in detention are not subjected to rape, sexual abuse or other forms of humiliation;

It is recommended that Member States undertake measures in four areas, each of which is an essential element : the provision for care for children while parents are employed or in education or training; leave arrangements for employed parents; the environment, structure and organisation of the workplace; the sharing of family responsibiltiies arising from the care and upbringing of children between women and men.