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1. What works in building tolerance among Balkan children and youth

   

   International Youth Foundation's (IYF's) "What Works" Series examines cutting-edge issues in the youth development field and aims to provide practitioners, policy makers, donors, and others supporting youth initiatives with insights into effective practic

   Publication year: 2003 Publisher(s): International Youth Foundation Author(s): Thorup, Cathryn L.

2. Förtryck i hederns namn. Rapport från ett seminarium

   

   After the murder of Fadime Sahindal, a young Kurdish woman living in Sweden who became the victim of an honour killing by her father, more attention has been focused on girls living in conflict due to the fundamentalist backgrounds of their families. The

   Publication year: 2003 Publisher(s): Save the Children Sweden Author(s): Frenning, Anna

3. "Det måste vara någonting annat". En studie om barns upplevelser av rasism i vardagen

   

   We can easily talk about legislation, integration or segregation. But when people with a foreign background say they feel that they have been unfairly discriminated against, conversations usually come to a standstill. This study, commissioned by Save the

   Publication year: 2003 Publisher(s): Save the Children Sweden Author(s): Motsieloa, Viveca

4. Fakta om kvinnlig könsstympning

   

   This brochure constitutes an effort to disseminate knowledge about Female Genital Mutilation (FMG) (which remains legal in several countries, predominantly in Africa), and its socio-political effects. Save the Children advocates for the abandonment of the

   Publication year: 2001 Publisher(s): Save the Children Sweden Author(s): Hejll, Agneta

5. Children of Despair- The status of children in occupied Tibet.

   

   The purpose of this paper- presented to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child by the Tibetan Youth Congress and the Tibetan Youth Association in Europe at the UN Committee's 12th Session- is to provide an overview of the state of children in Chinese

   Publication year: 1995 Publisher(s): Tibetan Youth Congress | Tibetan Youth Association in Europe

6. First three sections of the interim report on the state of human rights in Pakistan in 1993

   

   Human Rights Commission Pakistan (HRCP) Chairperson, Ms Asma Jabangir, released an interim report on the state of human rights in Pakistan in 1993 at a press conference in Islamabad on January 19, 1994. Reproduced here are the first three sections of the

   Publication year: 1994 Publisher(s): Human Rights Commission Pakistan Author(s): Jabangir, Asma

7. Small dreams beyond reach: The lives of migrant children and youth along the borders of China, Myanmar and Thailand

   

   The results of a participatory action research project to identify how best to help migrant children deal with the problems they face. Over the past ten years, the borders between China, Myanmar and Thailand have seen the largest flow of migrants in decad

   Publication year: 1999 Publisher(s): Save the Children UK Author(s): Caouette, Therese M.

8. Violation of Child Rights in Tibet

   

   Report presented to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child at its 12th Session May-June 1996 by the Human Rights Desk, Department of Information & International Relations, Tibetan Government in Exile, India. The report focuses on how Tibetan children

   Publication year: 1995 Publisher(s): Tibet Bureau

9. Remarks by OMCT/SOS-Torture in response to the Report of the Government of Pakistan

   

   This Alternative Report was submitted to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child by the Organisation Mondiale Contre la Torture (OMCT) in response to the Report of the Government of Pakistan. Pakistan ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child

   Publication year: 1994 Publisher(s): Organisation Mondiale Contre la Torture

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