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The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child entered into force within 10 months of its adoption, unheard of with respect to other human rights treaties. This is because:
a. its subject matter is children
b. belief that children are vulnerable to the most serious forms of human rights abuse
c. a treaty that aims to protect children is not as controversial as some of the other more specialized conventions
d. all of the above

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