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The Terre des Hommes
International Federation is a network of eleven
national organisations
working for the
rights of children
and to promote
equitable development
without racial, religious,
political, cultural or
gender-based discrimination.


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New : An Inflight Spot to Prevent Child Exploitation


Focus

Over recent years, there has been increasing recognition of the global nature of child abuse...

 


Adoption : at what cost ?

For an ethical responsibility of receiving countries in intercountry adoption

A new Terre des Hommes publication available here
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A Handbook

on planning projects to prevent child trafficking

by Mike Dottridge


A new Terre des Hommes publication available here
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*Une Planète pour les enfants
Construire un monde où leurs droits sont respectés*

Editions France Loisirs
Paris, 2005 (208 p.)

Poverty, malnutrition, slavery, abandonment, trafficking – children's rights are violated daily ! The 200 pictures in this book present their difficulties, but also their surprising capacity to take control of their destiny.

This illustrated book presents the state of the art in the area of children's rights in some twenty countries, as well as concrete actions and solutions supported by Terre des Hommes and its partners that work towards sustainable changes. Children's testimonies and those of the people protecting them, give us hope for a better world.

Robert Badinter, has written the foreword of the book. It invites everybody to act so that the dignity and the rights of children are respected.

It can be ordered directly through the TDHIF offices in Geneva or Brussels. Price: Euro 20.- or Swiss Francs 30,-. The income from the sales will be attributed to Terre des Hommes activities.

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KIDS AS COMMODITIES ?


Child trafficking and what to do about it

by Mike Dottridge


A Terre des Hommes publication available here

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