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The Impact of COVID-19 on Children in Europe
Child poverty in Europe was already unacceptably high before the COVID-19 virus outbreak. In 2018, one in four children in the European Union (EU) were already growing up at risk of poverty or social exclusion. The crisis has had devastating consequences
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Implementing the Global Compact on Refugees for children: Examples of child-focused work
At the time of writing, children make up over half of the world's refugees. These children face severe protection issues, and their care and development needs often go unmet. As the COVID-19 pandemic has spread across the world, the situation for refugee
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"Et Skada Bilde av Hvordan Sex Er":Ungdoms perspektiver på porno
Both Norwegian and international studies have established that children and adolescents are today exposed to pornography to a much greater extent than previous generations. At the same time, research, media coverage and various professional communities’ p
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"Internett er et Stort Mørkt Rom": Håndtering av risiko for seksuell utnytting over internett på barnevernsinstitusjon
Throughout history, technological development has had a major impact on society as a whole. Today we find that access to the internet is ubiquitous, and in recent years this has touched the lives particularly of children and young people. As most young pe
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"Hvis du liker meg, må du dele et bilde"
Hvorfor deler ungdom nakenbilder? Hva er motivasjonen for å sende intime bilder av seg selv, hva tenker unge om risiko, og hvorfor videresender de nakenbilder av andre? Mens det er et stort fokus i media og forebyggende arbeid på de negative sidene ved å
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Vi ser bare toppen av isfjellet: Kommuners kriminalitetsforebyggende arbeid med barn og ungdoms nettrisikoer
A key finding in this report was that, because children and young people’s online contacts and activities are inaccessible to adults working with them, municipal employees find it difficult to uncover the risks that young people face and expose each other
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Likestillingsanalyse av Redd Barnas Arbeid i Norge
The purpose of this gender equality analysis is to provide internal learning to Save the Children Norway. It documents and analyzes the voice of Save the Children's work in Norway in regard to gender and gender equality towards different target groups. Th
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Best of UNICEF Research Retrospective: Documenting impact and lessons learned
This retrospective comprises a selection of reports from the past six years of UNICEF research, focusing on children’s rights, protection, and health. The featured examples, including six case studies, has been selected in an annual exercise to award and
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Leaving No One Behind: A Nordic movement for change
The Nordic countries have a long and proud tradition of cooperation, shared visions and inclusive societies. This is often evident in the international development arena. After the Global Disability Summit in London, July 2018, Nordic disability organisat
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Review of Child Participation in Save the Children Norway's Programme
Save the Children defines Child Participation as the willing involvement and opportunity for all children to express their views and influence decision-making. Child Participation is defined as an essential principle cutting across all programmes and at a
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The Dirty Truth about the Infant Formula Industry
How come poor mothers in low-income countries chose industrially processed powder to feed their babies, when most of them have access to a clean, healthy alternative – for free? The Norwegian doctor Line Jansrud, mum and pregnant, is determined to find ou
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Protected on Paper? An analysis of Nordic country responses to asylum-seeking children
For many years, the Nordic countries have been at the forefront of promoting and protecting the rights of children. However, many of these nations saw a gap in protection of children in 2015 when they experienced an influx of refugee children. Many childr