For children, their rights and equitable development
For children, their rights and equitable development
Terre des Hommes is calling for the United Nations to add the Saudi Arabia-led coalition fighting in Yemen to the list of actors who have failed to take measures to protect children and continue to violate children’s rights in armed conflicts. Read our letter here.
CONTINUE READING →Terre des Hommes is deeply concerned over anti-NGO laws spreading across Central and Eastern Europe. Legitimate civil society organisations are hindered in their work, deprived of funding and at risk of being dissolved. Read our position here.
CONTINUE READING →Terre des Hommes has endorsed a joint statement on ICSO’s responsibilities concerning staff behaviour, committing to further developing and enforcing their ethical standards. Read the position here For more on Terre des Hommes’ standards, please see here Read Terre des Hommes’ Child Safeguarding Measures to see how we keep the children we work with […]
CONTINUE READING →Terre des Hommes, together with Child Fund Alliance, Plan International, Save the Children, Sos Children’s Villages, World Vision and UNICEF, have produced a position paper calling on the EU to invest efficiently and adequately in children in its next budget cycle. See the full position paper here
CONTINUE READING →In June 2017 Terre des Hommes prepared an Institutional Learning Report to map and list everything the Destination Unknown campaign has been doing across the globe. Check it out!
CONTINUE READING →The 2017 edition of Terre des Hommes Child Labour Report talks about how climate change is pushing children in the Global South into ever more dangerous forms of child labour and exploitation. Read the full report here
CONTINUE READING →In November 2013, Terre des Hommes Netherlands published its report ‘Fullscreen on View’ on the phenomenon of online child sexual exploitation in the Philippines. This 2016 report provides updated information on trends and the changing nature of sexual exploitation online.
CONTINUE READING →The second edition of the Child Rights Bridging Papers comprises a series of 6 papers which analyse specificities affecting children on the move. The papers were commented at the Civil Society Days of the Global Forum on Migration and Development that took place in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in December 2016, check them out: 1 – Leave no one […]
CONTINUE READING →Dossier InDifesa – The condition of the Girl Child Worldwide: every day women and girls face inequality and discrimination in almost every aspect of their lives. In the context of war, their struggles are often aggravated. Learn more about the challenges women and girls go through – read their stories on the 2016 report by […]
CONTINUE READING →The 9 Recommended Principles guide actions concerning children on the move, aiming to influence policy makers and other stakeholders responsible for implementing measures that affect the rights and needs of these children. Also available in Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Bangla and Bahasa here.
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