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1. The future is now. Education for children affected by conflict

   

   More than half of all children who are out of school live in conflict-affected fragile states. What are the challenges to getting them into school? And what needs to be done? Save the Children’s Rewrite the Future campaign was launched in 2006 to get chil

   Publication year: 2010 Publisher(s): Save the Children UK Author(s): Ellery, Frances | Webley, Katy

2. What is? The United Nations

   

   Save the Children, Plan and War Child Holland have been working in partnership to create the “What is...” series, which consists of a number of information leaflets on various issues related to children’s rights. These information leaflets will be especia

   Publication year: 2010 Publisher(s): Save the Children | Plan International | War Child Author(s): Kapell, Alana

3. HAITI: “Expediting” intercountry adoptions in the aftermath of a natural disaster … preventing future harm

   

   Haiti has been a 'popular' country of origin, meaning that thousands of children were at some stage of the adoption process – albeit simply "identified" as potentially adoptable – when the earthquake struck. There were diverse and contrasting responses by

   Publication year: 2010 Publisher(s): ISS, International Social Services Author(s): Dambach, Mia | Baglietto, Christina

4. Children's Right to be Heard and Effective Child Protection: A Guide for governments and children´s rights advocates in involving children and young people in ending all forms of violence

   

   This publication offers guidance and practical examples to show the varied roles children can play in implementing the overarching recommendations of the United Nations Secretary General’s Global Study on Violence against Children. Building on the Committ

   Publication year: 2010 Publisher(s): Save the Children Sweden Author(s): Willow, Carolyne

5. Children and armed conflict: A guide to International Humanitarian and Human Rights Law

   

   This Guide sets out the standards and principles guaranteeing the most fundamental rights of children in armed conflict. The International Bureau for Children Rights (The Bureau) is committed to the promotion and the protection of the rights of children a

   Publication year: 2010 Publisher(s): IBCR, International Bureau for Children's Rights Author(s): Ramkay, Rena | Brasebin, Jenny | Jannard, Louis-Philippe

6. Recommended principles and guidelines on human rights and human trafficking

   

   The Recommended Principles and Guidelines have been developed in order to provide practical, rights-based policy guidance on the prevention of trafficking and the protection of victims of trafficking. The Commentary on the Recommended Principles and Guide

   Publication year: 2010 Publisher(s): OHCHR, The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Author(s): Gallagher, Anne

7. Torn apart by Immigration Enforcement: Parental Rights and Immigration Detention

   

   Five million children in the U.S. have at least one undocumented parent and three million of these children are U.S. citizens. Immigrant parents who are detained or deported risk losing their U.S. citizen children. This report outlines this loss of parent

   Publication year: 2010 Publisher(s): Women's Refugee Commission Author(s): Butera, Emily

8. Power, Voice and Rights: A turning point for gender equality in Asia and the Pacific. Asia Pacific Human Development Report

   

   Women still confront multiple forms of discrimination in every Asia-Pacific country. Despite robust growth and progress on many fronts, gender inequality persists and deprives the region of a significant source of human potential. Countries in the region

   Publication year: 2010 Publisher(s): UNDP, United Nations Development Programme Author(s): Rajivan, Anuradha

9. U.S. Department of Labour's List of Goods Produced by Child Labor or Forced Labor

   

   No one has the right to compromise the health, education and wellbeing of children. No family should have to depend on exploitative labor by its children to put food on the table. Nor should any human being work under conditions of forced labor. This is w

   Publication year: 2010 Publisher(s): US Department of Labor Author(s): Blanpied, Wendy | Chinnock, Kathryn | Cook, Katie

10. Guidelines for addressing HIV in Humanitarian Settings

    

    These Guidelines for Addressing HIV in Humanitarian Settings aim to assist humanitarian and AIDS organizations to plan the delivery of a minimum set of HIV prevention, treatment, care and support services to people affected by humanitarian crises. These g

    Publication year: 2010 Publisher(s): IASC, Inter-Agency Standing Committee

11. Psychosocial support for children: Protecting the Rights of child victims and witnesses in transitional justice processes

    

    This paper presents a short overview of the obligations of states under international law to prosecute persons accused of genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, torture and enforced disappearances, specifically focusing on crimes against children.

    Publication year: 2010 Publisher(s): UNICEF Office of Research – Innocenti Author(s): Michels, An

12. Juvenile Justice: Modern concepts of Working with Children in Conflict with the Law

    

    This publication is intended primarily for a field-based practitioner working to improve the system for the administration of juvenile justice in any country. The purpose of the publication is to provide practitioners with concrete guidance on developing

    Publication year: 2006 Publisher(s): Save the Children UK Author(s): Nikhil, Roy | Wong, Mabel

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