For children, their rights and equitable development
For children, their rights and equitable development
An entire generation of children could grow up in preventable poverty across the world before European Union countries reach their development aid targets. This was the conclusion reached by CONCORD’s 2017 AidWatch report, which lifts the lid on how much EU countries are spending to help the world’s poorest people – and what they are […]
CONTINUE READING →Terre des Hommes is delighted to announce the appointment of Delphine Moralis as the organisation’s new Secretary General. Delphine is currently Secretary General of Missing Children Europe, where she has worked since 2008 and held the Secretary General position since 2013. She has worked in the NGO sector since 2002 with policy and public affairs […]
CONTINUE READING →On the International Day of the Girl, Terre des Hommes is launching the Orange Revolution across Italy to stamp out violence against girls and gender discrimination – and instead spread a culture of respect across the country and beyond. Over 100 Italian municipalities will paint themselves orange in support of the campaign – saying “NO!” […]
CONTINUE READING →Every anniversary is special, but not every anniversary can be a catalyst to create a just, peaceful and sustainable society. However, this week is the second anniversary of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – a set of targets decided by the United Nations in 2015 which aim to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure […]
CONTINUE READING →The fight against child labour across the world has stalled. This is the stark conclusion to be drawn from a new report released by the International Labour Organisation on Tuesday (19 September) – showing how 152 million children across the globe are forced to work in exploitative conditions. That’s one in ten of all children […]
CONTINUE READING →The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has been warned it must deliver on promises to protect child and human rights ahead of the 130th IOC session in Peru next week. This is the message Terre des Hommes is delivering to IOC President Thomas Bach in a brand new video released today ahead of their meeting in […]
CONTINUE READING →The digital revolution is already having many effects on our society. Mobile apps and other resources abound with convenient solutions for improving people’s lives – from ordering food to finding a date. But technological advances are also playing a big role in far more crucial ways – helping organisations deliver quality, targeted humanitarian action and […]
CONTINUE READING →In a series of interviews with the Children Win Campaign, a year on we remember how Rio residents’ lives came second to the Olympics. “To the future host countries, I ask that people stay alert and not let mega events be something more important than the life of the people in a city.” Rio-Mother Ana Paula […]
CONTINUE READING →New laws within Hungary could have a devastating effect on civil society in the country and across the region. Sendrine Constant, head of the Eastern European Zone at Terre des Hommes, explains the dangerous effects this law could have. How is the new law being proposed in Hungary affecting NGOs? The new law, supposedly to […]
CONTINUE READING →President of Terre des Hommes Lysiane André has been awarded the Legion d’honneur – the highest decoration in France. This historic moment for the organisation took place in the town hall of Saint-Denis, Paris. Lysiane confessed that this distinction came unexpectedly. “One day I received a letter from the Mayor which he said he’d like […]
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