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End Violence Against Children Now
The year 2015 has witnessed extensive progress towards universal prohibition of physical and humiliating punishment of children, more than half of UN member states have now achieved legal prohibition in all settings or have expressed a committment to doin
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Analysis of the Children's Budget: Exploratory study
The analysis of the children’s budget is a difficult process, often considered impossible. Nevertheless, the experience registered in other states, where similar endeavours were achieved, proved that, despite initially having a rather exploratory nature,
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Child Abuse and Neglect: National sociologic study
This study presents an up-to-date measurement of the of the violence against children phenomenon, after ten years of awareness campaigns and seven years of legislative measures that forbid violence against children. It is a measurement of the consisting e
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Diagnostics and Policy Advice for Supporting Roma Inclusion in Romania
Roma families constitute an extremely vulnerable ethnic minority in Romanian society. Most Roma families are impoverished, and their continued exclusion from Romanian markets fuels a cycle of poverty within the minority group. Therefore, Roma inclusion is
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School Budget: Students' opinion matters!
With the support of teachers and Save the Children volunteers, students from 25 schools of Bucharest, Suceava, Mures and Timis drafted projects on “Students’ participation to school budget decisions”. A winning project was selected from each participating
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A Guide to building healthy parent-child relationships: A positive rights-based approach
Save the Children works towards eliminating all forms of corporal or physical punishment and other humiliating or degrading punishment of children in all settings. For this reason, Save the Children Italy, Save the Children Lithuania, Save the Children Ro
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Guide for working with Roma families towards achieving the success of their children in school. A transnational methodological proposal
This guide has been the product of the transnational project “Roma Families Get Involved: transnational methodology for working with Roma families towards their children´s success in education”. The involvement of the family in the education of children
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BARN: Aldrig okej att slå! Nr 1, 2013
This edition of Save the Children’s quarterly magazine ’Barn’ focuses on violence against children and how it is never an acceptable practice. As of publication, there are only 33 countries in the world that have completely illegalized violence against ch
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"My son still shies away from me"- Save the Children
In Romania the use of corporal punishment along with verbal and emotional abuse against children is often a common parenting practice. Family risk factors such as poor parenting, family conflict and marriage breakdown strongly influence children’s develop
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An overview on where and how to find information on government spending on child rights in 10 European countries
As part of the EU Fundamental Rights and Citizenship operational grant 2012, Save the Children's Child Rights Governance Initiative (CRGI) commissioned two studies related to 'Investment in Children' among 10 Save the Children (SC) Members in Europe. The
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Breaking the Cycle of Exclusion: Roma children in Southeast europe
UNICEF's report 'Breaking the cycle of exclusion' addresses the key issues involving social exclusion of Roma children in eight South eastern European countries. It highlights the severity and the causes of exclusion of children and identifies the most c
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Speaking freely: Children and young people in Europe speak about ending violence against children in custody. Research report
Children in custody, like all children, have the right to be free from all forms of violence.This report sets out the findings of research conducted by young investigators in Austria, Cyprus, England, the Netherlands and Romania with children and young pe