Define "people under 18"
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Yeah, it would feel weird calling a 17 year old a child.
If you're more than 8-10 years older than that, it absolutely does not feel weird in the slightest.
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"Children, defined as people under 18"
People under 18 whom it defines as children
Aside from including your 'meme phrase', I don't see the difference
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Women and children are usually two subsequent words which imply innocent people not involved in any combat.
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And yet the brain isn't really fully developed until the early 20s.
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These unconvicted foreigners, who some people refer to as "InNocEnt ciViLiANs"
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The comment is not out of place. In many jurisdictions, a "child" is under 14, while 14-18 is a "young adult" or "adolescent"
There needs to be a clear legal standard, and 18 Years is the arbitrary line we agreed on.
When a 17 Year old go to war, they are child soldiers, and when they get bombed/starve, they count towards the children death toll. -
it feels weird debating "what age = 'children'" in a report about people getting blown up in a genocide
I don't see any debate. Just a definition for clarity since sometimes children are considered younger than other ages.
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Yeah, it would feel weird calling a 17 year old a child.
What if it was a 17 year old Israeli?
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And yet the brain isn't really fully developed until the early 20s.
It’s twenty five, not early twenties.
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I think the UN also counts anyone under 35 as "youth" as well. So there's a lot of statistics-related terminology to deal with here.
No? Like fucking take the effort to verify you’re claims my dude
https://www.un.org/en/global-issues/youth
“There is no universally agreed international definition of the youth age group. For statistical purposes, however, the United Nations—without prejudice to any other definitions made by Member States—defines ‘youth’ as those persons between the ages of 15 and 24 years. This definition, which arose in the context of preparations for the International Youth Year (1985) (see A/36/215), was endorsed by the General Assembly in its resolution 36/28 of 1981. All UN statistics on youth are based on this definition, as is reflected in the annual yearbooks of statistics published by the UN system on demography, education, employment and health.”
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Minor Attracted People (MAP)?
North American Marlin Brando Look-Alikes
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No? Like fucking take the effort to verify you’re claims my dude
https://www.un.org/en/global-issues/youth
“There is no universally agreed international definition of the youth age group. For statistical purposes, however, the United Nations—without prejudice to any other definitions made by Member States—defines ‘youth’ as those persons between the ages of 15 and 24 years. This definition, which arose in the context of preparations for the International Youth Year (1985) (see A/36/215), was endorsed by the General Assembly in its resolution 36/28 of 1981. All UN statistics on youth are based on this definition, as is reflected in the annual yearbooks of statistics published by the UN system on demography, education, employment and health.”
The claim was based on me attending "national youth day" activities with a bunch of guys that seemed way too old, and wondering why, then the same day the radio told me included people to to age 35, "according to the UN." So the data point stuck like that.
Which makes sense as this was a southern African nation that likely took their definition from South Africa. Which uses the age of 35.
https://1library.net/article/definitions-of-ys-of-youth-the-concept-of-youth.qop452mz
And the UN does recognize variance in the definition of "youth" in local contexts.
So either we're both wrong, or both right. You pick.
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This. These semantics mean nothing, lives are lost and can never be replaced.
Edit: grammar.
Semantics mean nothing
Semantics is literally the study of meaning.
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North American Marlin Brando Look-Alikes
Oh, those guys
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The claim was based on me attending "national youth day" activities with a bunch of guys that seemed way too old, and wondering why, then the same day the radio told me included people to to age 35, "according to the UN." So the data point stuck like that.
Which makes sense as this was a southern African nation that likely took their definition from South Africa. Which uses the age of 35.
https://1library.net/article/definitions-of-ys-of-youth-the-concept-of-youth.qop452mz
And the UN does recognize variance in the definition of "youth" in local contexts.
So either we're both wrong, or both right. You pick.
Fair enough. I apologize for the snarky tone.
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Fair enough. I apologize for the snarky tone.
No worries, and to be fair, I didn't know the UN had its own standalone definition that ended at 24 until you mentioned it. So maybe we both learned about the grey area that caught us both up.
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The comment is not out of place. In many jurisdictions, a "child" is under 14, while 14-18 is a "young adult" or "adolescent"
i thought young adult is 18/19??
