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Social work as a profession that seeks to protect human rights must examine the progress made towards achieving the full integration into our professional and academic practices of the principles and commitments laid down in the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and the professional challenges that such integration brings. This is especially pertinent now because 2014 marks the 25th year anniversary of the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of the Convention. Focusing on the figure of Lewis Hine and the children discussed in this text is a way of paying tribute to all the activists who have contributed, each in his or her own way, to giving children a voice. The article is intended to be a lesson and a call to action to continue in this still unfinished task.

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El desafío de un trabajo social comprometido con los derechos de la infancia. Un ejemplo de activismo: Lewis Hine [The challenge of social work committed to the rights of children: Lewis Hine. An example of activism]