This guide provides support for the application of the principle of non-discrimination at every stage of planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating interventions on child rights programming to ensure that all children from every kind of background

For more than two decades Save the Children has been a pioneer supporting girls and boys to learn about their rights, to express their views, and to participate in action and decision making processes on issues that affect their lives. In 2007, Save the C

On 24 June 2010, UNICEF, the UN Global Compact and Save the Children launched a process to develop a set of Principles offering concrete guidance on what business can do to respect and support children’s rights. Currently, no such comprehensive Principles

On December 7, 2010 Save the Children Sweden- in partnership with the Embassy of Sweden, the Zambian Global Compact Network and UNICEF- hosted a high level forum to discuss child rights and the private sector. The meeting, which brought together participa

On 24 June 2010 Save the Children, UNICEF and UN Global Compact launched a consultative process to develop a set of Principles offering concrete guidance on what businesses can do to respect and support children’s rights. Recognizing the important contrib

On June 24, 2010 Save the Children, UNICEF and UN Global Compact launched a consultative process to develop a set of Principles offering concrete guidance on what businesses can do to respect and support children’s rights. Recognizing the important contri

This video shares children's own voices from today's Rio de Janeiro. Life for children living in Complex da Maré favela, a township in Rio de Janeiro, is threatened by violence, gang activities, and discrimination by the community. One partner’s project w