For children, their rights and equitable development
For children, their rights and equitable development
Olivier Geissler, from Destination Unknown member International Social Service, explains the importance of cross border collaboration to ensure children on the move are treated as
At least 2,300 children at the US-Mexico border have been separated from their families over a 5-week period, and children continue to be detained with
Media Reaction Brussels – 29 June 2018 European leaders confused a political crisis with a migration crisis when agreeing today to explore opening ‘disembarkation platforms’
European Union leaders must respect the asylum claims of migrant children attempting to reach Europe and not outsource these obligations to other countries, Terre des
Destination Unknown, a network of over 100 organisations worldwide, coordinated by Terre des Hommes, is very concerned by the current situation at the US border
The Head of the Children Win campaign has called on FIFA to leave “no stone unturned” when it comes to enforcing human rights commitments made by bidders for the 2026 World Cup. Children Win is a campaign led by the international child rights organisation Terre des Hommes, and focuses on preserving and protecting the rights […]
Football fans looking forward to the FIFA World Cup in Russia can show their support for the Children Win campaign by buying a brilliant new sticker album.
The sixth sticker album from Swiss collective tschutti heftli has been released, showing all of your favourite players as works of art instead of photographs.
The teams are designed by illustrators, graphic designers, cartoonists, and fans themselves following a competition which was judged by a panel of sports stars, artists and celebrities including legendary USA defender Alexi Lalas and Nadezhda Tolokonni, the frontwoman for Russian band ‘Pussy Riot’, and Austrian comic artist Nicolas Mahler.
There are 520 stickers to collect, designed by artists from countries across the globe, including Colombia, Iran, the USA, and Russia, the host nation
The importance of child rights becoming central to sports governing bodies’ new human rights policies has been brought into sharp focus by the launch of a new global campaign. It’s a Penalty uses Mega Sporting Events (MSEs) to raise awareness and increase education around issues such as child sexual exploitation (CSE) and trafficking – not […]
Child rights must become a central component of future event planning, according to the Chief Executive of a global campaign which uses Mega Sporting Events to raise awareness of child abuse and exploitation. The ‘It’s a Penalty’ campaign was initially launched during the 2014 World Cup in Brazil and is supported by a series […]
Sports governing bodies are “just at the start of their journey” despite a promising year in the field of human rights and Mega Sporting Events, according to the Head of the Children Win Campaign. During 12 months in which none of the main Mega Sporting Events actually took place, much has been made of […]
