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Child rights monitoring
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A Second Revolution: Thirty years of child rights and the unfinished agenda
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, adopted 30 years ago, has contributed to a transformation of historic proportions. On most measures, the lives of children today are on average dramatically better than 30 years ago. Hundreds of millions more
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Child Rights Reporting Case Studies from Around the World
Millions of children are out of school, lack access to health care and suffer violence and exploitation. To ensure that all children survive, thrive, learn and are protected, governments need to step up efforts to realize the rights of all children, as se
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Child Rights Situation in Mongolia 2018
To inform its strategic planning for the next three-year period, Save the Children Mongolia conducted this Child Rights Situational Analysis (CRSA) from January to June 2018 to review the overall realization of children’s rights in Mongolia. The design o
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Mapping of Legislation and Policies on Children and Adolescents’ Participation in Decision-making in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC)
For Save the Children, the participation of children and adolescents in the civic process is one of the key elements that vitalize and boost the work of advancing and protecting children’s rights. Without the views and input from those whose rights they a
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Experiences of the Office of the Human Rights Ombudsperson (PDDH) in Relation to Save the Children's Cooperation 1999-2017
According to Nicaraguan law, the Oce of Human Rights Ombudsperson (PDDH) is the duty-bearing state institution for the promotion, defense and protection of human rights, including the work of socially auditing the compliance of public institutions with th
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The 1612 Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism: Resource Pack for NGOs
Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict, a network of human rights and humanitarian organizations working together to protect the security and rights of children in conflict, is pleased to announce the second edition of its “ 1612 Monitoring and Reportin
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Guide des Coalitions pour un Meilleur Suivi des Droits de l'Enfant
This Guide is developed for all child rights defenders who work relentlessly to promote and protect child rights in West Africa and beyond. It is a result of an initiative of the Union of West African Coalitions on Child Rights (UWAC) to enhance the knowl
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The Reporting Cycle of the Committee on the Rights of the Child: A guide for NGOs and NHRIs
This guide provides up-to-date information on the procedures for the examination of reports submitted under the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and its Optional Protocols. It also details how NGOs can effectively interact with the Committee on
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Cartographie et Analyse du Systeme National de Protection de l’Enfant au Cameroun
The mapping and analysis of the child protection system is complementary to other initiatives underway and will provide a holistic view of the child in Cameroon. It provides information on the supply of social services as well as child protection mechanis
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A Guide to conducting a survey on budget transparency and human rights. Learning from a budget transparency & child rights project in Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, Zambia & Zimbabwe
A Guide to conducting survey on Budget Transparency and Human Rights jointly published by AT4HR, the International Budget Partnership and Save the Children. The Guide explores how to design and conduct survey-based research on budget transparency in a cho
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Global Good Practices Study: Monitoring and reporting mechanism (MRM) on grave violations against children in situations of armed conflict
The Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism (MRM) has offered a unique opportunity for country teams to strategically engage with parties to a conflict to address grave violations against children. The information collected through the MRM has served not only t
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Guidelines for Developing Child Labour Monitoring Processes
The purpose of child labour monitoring (CLM) is to identify and remove girls and boys from child labour and refer them to rehabilitation services. In this way, CLM contributes to the progressive elimination of child labour in particular economic sectors o