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What difference has the Convention on the Rights of the Child made? A short version of Save the Children Sweden's study on the impact of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, "What happened?"
As the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) celebrates its 20th anniversary, it is an opportune time to ask how the observations have resulted in positive and lasting changes in the lives of the children. Save the Children Sweden has attempted to s
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Unsafe havens? Violence against Children at Home and in Schools in the Baltic Sea Region- Baltic Sea Region (Summary)
Unsafe Havens? – Violence against Children at home and in schools in the Baltic Sea region (Summary). This study focuses on violence against children in Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Sweden and the region of St Petersburg in Russia. The spe
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“If someone violates our rights, we should know that this is not a normal thing”
This study describes and analyses the situation regarding child rights training inputs in schools in five European countries: Moldova, Romania, Serbia, Estonia and Sweden
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Baltic Sea Region – Information Management to Prevent Trafficking
This report is one of the results of a project implemented by the Expert Group for Cooperation on Children at Risk, EGCC, within the Council of the Baltic Sea States. Unaccompanied and trafficked children is one of the priority areas for the EGCC. The “Ba
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Childs Rights Monitoring at Local Level. A Pre-study in Estonia, Lithuania, Moldova, Romania, Serbia and Sweden
A pre-study on the monitoring process of children’s rights at local levels in Estonia, Lithuania, Moldova, Romania, Serbia and Sweden. Local monitoring will become increasingly important in order to assess the impact on children’s rights. Consideration mu
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Report from the workshop on NGO reporting to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, Stockholm 11-12 may 2007
To monitor the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) is one of the most important aspects of the work of a child rights based organisation. Save the Children Sweden has been supporting the production of reports from NGO’s and NGO Coalitions to the U
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Unsafe havens? Violence against children at home and in schools in the Baltic Sea regions
Unsafe Havens? – Violence against Children at home and in schools in the Baltic Sea region (Final draft). This study focuses on violence against children in Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Sweden and the region of St Petersburg in Russia. The
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Unfinished business – EU enlargement and child rights
The report is not a comparative study but is based on information from several sources, primarily the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, NGOs and the EU Commission. The information presented in this report demonstrates that the situation of children
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Slow Progress on the EU-enlargement and Child Rights. EU Commission Regular Reports 1999, 2000, 2001
When Sweden held the EU Presidency in 2001, Save the Children Sweden (SCS) used the opportunity to promote the rights of the child in the framework of three policy priorities: Employment, Enlargement, Environment. SCS has issued two companion reports on t
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The situation of separated children in Central Europe and the Baltic States
The report on the situation of separated children in Central Europe and the Baltic States is a comparison study of 11 country assessments conducted by NGOs and UNHCR from August 2000 to March 2001.Countries involved are: Bulgaria, Croatia, The Czech Repub