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The page addresses issues related to the work of the Committee, children’s rights and children’s participation

National Network for Children brought together 150 civil activists and organizations

A number of child and family problems are linked to the behavior.

UNESCO published the 2020 Global Education Monitoring Report

While the world continues to grapple with COVID-19, this health emergency has magnified another crisis which is plaguing countries across the globe. And it’s the shocking, innumerable instances of violence[…]

Lockdowns have left many parents struggling to balance childcare and paid employment

The Council of Europe estimates that in Europe, one in five children fall victim to some form of sexual violence.

The survey was designed to identify the major needs and concerns of civil society.

Sitting at home playing video games and eating crisps is not good for them

The costs of missing school are huge

The report underlines that the Strategy’s vision and priority areas remain relevant and appropriate and address member States’ needs and priorities

The pan-European Network for the Rights of the Child released a formal video address in the context of the ongoing meeting of EU leaders

Cracks in the System is a new report from Lumos that is the first of its kind to systematically explore the links between institutional care and child trafficking in Europe.

The statement has been supported by over 150 civil society organisations so far.

It is aimed to be a user-friendly tool for policy-makers, civil society organizations, journalists, and the general public to easily access in one place all democracy and human rights-related information on COVID-19 measures, by country, by region and globally.  

We, from the National Network for Children and the following partner organizations, sent our agreed position to all a number of ambassadors from the European Union on the draft law[…]

The proportion of students enrolled in distance learning is promisingly high

Inclusion shouldn’t happen only in schools; it should start with changing the attitude of society and taking steps against segregation.

The pandemic and the lockdown have had serious effects on children’s wellbeing

The e-guide is especially relevant now, as the economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic may lead to a further increase in chronic diseases and exacerbate health inequalities.