Consumer Protection Law and Discussion on Protecting Consumers Who are Children

First, The child's right to protection against economic exploitation is enshrined in Article 32 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child ( UNCRC). Although Article 32 UNCRC is generally interpreted as the child's right to protection against child labour (the right to be protected `from economic exploitation and from performing any work that is likely to be hazardous or to interfere with the child's education') (Swepston, 2012: 15). Consumer protection LAw 2010 and amendment pointed Vulnerable consumers under this Act include: Children in accordance with the law on children; People living in ethnic minority areas as prescribed by law on ethnic work; Pregnant women, etc. In our study, we mention that Viewpoints on drafting the Law on Protection of Consumer Rights (amended): Affirming that protecting the interests of consumers is the common responsibility of society as a whole and protecting consumers is about protecting sacred rights of each citizen; - Continue to protect the disadvantage of consumers in transactions with business organizations and individuals. The nature of the relationship between consumers and Enterprise is a kind of private relationship, the laws of most countries are reserved gives the parties to a contractual relationship freedom of agreement and the intervention of State in these relationships is relatively limited.