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Annual Report 2008. Protecting Children in a Time of Crisis
The financial crisis of 2008 that rocked world markets also undermined the economic stability of millions of families who now struggle to care for their children. In this volatile economic climate, Save the Children continued to deliver lifesaving health,
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Making Schools Inclusive: How change can happen
The most disadvantaged children are also the most likely to miss out on school. So how do you deliver good-quality, inclusive education for children from minority ethnic communities, disabled children, girls facing discrimination or children in conflict-a
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Preventing the Preventable: An analysis of CRC concluding observations on the right to survival
How the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child treats newborn and child survival in eleven countries with high levels of child mortality: Bangladesh, China, DRC, Ethiopia, India, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sierra Leone, Tanzania and Uganda. Although newbo
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Children on the Move in South-East Asia: Why child protection systems are needed
Hundreds of thousands of children are migrating within the Greater Mekong Sub-region (GMS) and beyond in East and South-East Asia. Many are invisible to the public. Many have been exploited. Yet children’s migration has drawn little attention. This report
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Providing follow-up on the United Nations Secretary-General’s Global Study on Violence against Children. Immediate Priorities.
This report is an outcome of the regional workshop on Proceedings of Save the Children and partner organizations on violence against children held in March in Bangkok. The workshop aims to adopt specific directions to follow up on the study’s recommendati
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Improving Local Governance and Service Delivery: Citizen Report Card Learning Tool Kit
The Citizen Report Card (CRC) is a simple but powerful tool to provide public agencies with systematic feedback from users of public services. By collecting feedback on the quality and adequacy of public services from actual users, the CRC provides a rigo
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What Children Say: Results of a comparative research on the physical and emotional punishment of children in South East Asia and the Pacific, 2005
This research records what 3,322 children from eight countries in the Southeast Asia and the Pacific region told researchers about everyday, common violence- both physical and emotional- used as punishment against them. It used a systematic, scientific ap
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A Review of the Available Literature Covering Child Labor in China
This paper purports to provide a tentative description of the situation of child labor in China through a review of available literature covering the topic of child labor, including news coverage, academic articles and online analytic essays. The author,
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Legislative Frameworks for Child Survival. Save the Children Survival Campaign
In 2009, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer began supporting Save the Children International in relation to the implementation of the Save the Children 2010-2015 global strategy, including the set up of Save the Children's new groundbreaking international pro
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The State of the World's Children. Special edition. Celebrating 20 Years of the Convention on the Rights of the Child
On 20 November 2009, the global community celebrates the 20th anniversary of the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the unique document that sets international standards for the care, treatment an
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Education in Emergencies: A tool kit for starting and managing education in emergencies
This document offers a toolkit on education in emergencies. The first section attempts to clarify what is meant by education in emergencies. It goes on to explore which children are typically affected by an emergency and how their education opportunities
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The evolving evidence base for child protection in Chinese societies
Evolving Evidence base for child protection in the Chinese Societies: Summary of a research providing some insight into child protection issues in China. Child maltreatment is a substantial public health issue worldwide. Although extensively studied in We