This report is delivered to you in achieving child rights, on the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of Save the Children International and the 25th Anniversary of Save the Children in Mongolia (also known as Save the Children Japan’s Mongolia Country Prog

Save the Children Japan, Mongolia office has been implementing a three-years Inclusive Education project, ‘Promoting Inclusive Education for Every Last Child in Mongolia’, which started from March 2018 and will continue till March 2021. Target areas of th

The Government of Mongolia sent the 5th report on implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child in April 2015. In accordance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the supplementary

The report was written with the participation of 108 children between ages of 11-18 and 3,285 children were involved in the surveys. Children from different areas in Mongolia met in Ulaanbaatar city as representatives of the children of Mongolia to discus

After 20 years of endeavours, it is time to look back on Save the Children’s experiences, achievements and contributions in bringing about lasting changes to Mongolian children’s lives. Through this memoir, Save the Children hopes to provide a brief but i

Two years have passed since the earthquake and tsunami devastated the north eastern coast of Japan. Since then, Save the Children has followed its five year plan with the intention of supporting children and their families in the hard-hit Tohoku region, a

When the earthquake and tsunami hit the north eastern coast of Japan on March 11, 2011, children were among the most vulnerable. Thousands had their homes devastated, countless lost family members and friends, and children of all ages saw their schools da

It is now six months since a major earthquake and tsunami hit the northeastern coast of Japan on March 11. The scale of this disaster, compounded by the subsequent nuclear crisis in Fukushima, was unprecedented. The government of Japan met many of the pop

One year after the meltdown at Japan’s nuclear power plants in Fukushima, new research by Save the Children shows that many children are afraid to play outside and live in fear of the unseen dangers of radiation. The report “Fukushima Families” found chil

Written in child-friendly language, this brief is a simplified version of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. It presents what rights children are endowed with as established by the Convention on the Rights of the Child. The Save the Children UK