Final Answer:
1. Children have the right to be heard → and the responsibility to listen to other people.
2. Children have the right to proper medical care → and the responsibility to take care of themselves.
3. Children have the right to be loved and respected → and the responsibility to show love and respect to others.
4. Children have the right to be protected from conflict and exploitation → and the responsibility to not bully and harm others.
5. Children have the right to be educated → and the responsibility to learn as much as they can and help others to learn.
6. Children have the right to freedom of thought and religion → and the responsibility to respect other people's thoughts and religions.
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