For children, their rights and equitable development
For children, their rights and equitable development
Getting an education can be a difficult thing for Syrian refugee children in Lebanon. Over 200,000 Syrian children living in the country currently have
Efforts to protect children on the move across West Africa received a significant boost last week, when countries in the region backed plans to shield
A new study, Youth on the move: Investigating decision-making, migration trajectories and expectations of young people on the way to Italy, has been released –
Over 430,000 Rohingya have fled Myanmar to seek safety from an escalation of violence in the last four weeks – three in five of them
Over 900,000 people were forced to flee Mosul after Iraqi forces launched a military campaign to retake the city from Islamic State in October 2016
The Commonwealth Games Federation has placed child rights at the heart of its first human rights policy statement, published this week. The landmark statement was released during the Federation’s Executive Board meeting in Colombo, Sri Lanka, and makes specific reference
Terre des Hommes joined Unicef and UEFA for a panel debate which focused on how child rights violations must be prevented at Mega Sporting Events, such as the World Cup or Olympics. The debate, which took place during the 2017
The International Olympic Committee has been warned it must deliver on promises to protect human and child rights, ahead of the 130th IOC session in Lima, Peru next week. The call comes from the international child rights organisation, Terre des
One year ago this week the 2016 Rio Olympics began. Sadly for many of the city’s poorer people – especially the young – what should have been a joyous celebration came at a terrible cost. Throughout this week, in a
One year ago this week the 2016 Rio Olympics began. Sadly for many of the city’s poorer people – especially the young – what should have been a joyous celebration came at a terrible cost. Throughout this week, in a
