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Protecting children and women from violence in Jordan through support to the Family Protection Department. Child Protection Case Study-Jordan
A case study of Save the Children’s work in Jordan in relation to child protection and family strengthening, and its partnering with the Government of Jordan to develop a collaborative multi-disciplinary child protection system. This innovative programme,
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Experience report on the medico-social support of pregnant migrant women and their children
The partners of the Tamkine-Migrants Project has presented an experience report on the medico-social support of pregnant migrant women and their children together with 74 practical recommendations on the situation of migrants children in Morocco with spe
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Status report on access to education of sub-Saharan migrants children in Morocco
The partners of the Tamkine-Migrants Project has presented an experience report on the medico-social support of pregnant migrant women and their children together with 74 practical recommendations on the situation of migrants children in Morocco with spec
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74 practical recommendations on the integration of migrants for what concerns education, health and access to justice
The partners of the Tamkine-Migrants Project have presented an experience report on the medical-social support of pregnant migrant women and their children together with these 74 practical recommendations on the situation of migrants children in Morocco w
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Protecting children and women from violence in Jordan through support to civil society- Child Protection Case Study- Jordan
A case study of Save the Children’s work in Jordan in relation to child protection and family strengthening. This report focuses on the protection of children and women from violence in Jordan through the support to civil society. This innovative programm
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Not a minor offence: Unaccompanied children locked up as part of the asylum system
This report focuses on children and young people who have arrived in the UK separated from their parents or usual guardians. Not believed to be the age they say they are by social workers or immigration, they are detained in immigration removal centres as
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2011 Report on the Application of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights
Two years after the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty [2009], the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (the ‘Charter’) has become a point of reference commonly used in the development of EU policies. The Charter is of great interest not
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A passport to protection: A Guide to Birth Registration Programming
Registering a child’s birth is a critical first step towards safeguarding lifelong protection. Promoting children’s right to birth registration falls clearly within UNICEF’s mandate. It has been a key component of its programming since the late 1990s. App
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Child and youth participation in Finland: A Council of Europe Policy Review
The report “Child and youth participation in Finland – A Council of Europe policy review” provides a comprehensive analysis of the implementation in Finland of the right of children to participate in decisions affecting them. Taking as a starting point a
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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
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General Comment No. 12 (2009) The right of the child to be heard
Article 12 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child provides: “1. States Parties shall assure to the child who is capable of forming his or her own views the right to express those views freely in all matters affecting the child, the views of the chil
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Vägen ut från familjevåld
Each year thousands of women and girls fall victim to threats, violence and oppression in close relationships, and in the name of honour. Very few victims report domestic violence to authorities or seek help, in many cases due to a lack of knowledge about