Speaking out. Voices of child parliamentarians in Mozambique

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Speaking out. Voices of child parliamentarians in MozambiquePublication year: 
2007
English
Format: 
pdf
Publisher: 
Save the Children UK
The Child Parliament is an institution present in many countries. It has existed in Mozambique since the year 2000. There is one common theme that unites all Child Parliaments today: the attempt to provide children with a forum of their own, a mechanism and structure through which their voices can be heard and their concerns registered by government, civil society, community leaders and parents. Has the Child Parliament in Mozambique measured up to this objective and have children’s expectations been realized?
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Speaking out. Voices of child parliamentarians in Mozambique
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Publisher
Save the Children UK
Format
pdf
Country
Jamaica, Mozambique, St Kitts, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Zimbabwe
Region
Caribbean, Eastern Africa, Northern Africa, South America, Southern Africa, West and Central Africa
Topics
Advocacy, Child Participation
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Keywords
Child protectionChildren's rightsCivil Society Organisations (CSOs)Government actorsLegislationPolicy
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