... to leverage normative and jurisprudential initiatives concerning digital technologies in the promotion and protection of SRHR, follows. Digital technologies child rights online safety child protection child rights-based approach Introduction The question of the girl child as an affected person...

...Abstract This chapter explores what it means for adults to claim child rights. Focussing on activism against institutional child abuse, it considers the question of what happens to the mobilisation of child rights discourse when the person claiming those rights is no longer a child. In other words...

..., 2019 ; Birchley, 2021 ; Watts, 2020 ). While Australian (state and territory government department) juvenile justice and child protection policies claim to recognise ’children’s rights, they are routinely breached by departmental workers. A child’s right to participate in matters that affect them...

... that are part of the larger POCSO advocacy event. How, then, did India go from having very limited legislation to extremely comprehensive legislation on child sexual abuse? First of all, since India’s ratification of the UNCRC in 1992, NGOs have pushed for improving the country’s child rights legislation...

... & Krekel, 2020 ). Child rights convention sustainable development goals Norway children global challenges child rights Introduction The Convention on the Rights of the Child was adopted and signed by 196 countries in the same year as the collapse of the Berlin Wall in Europe and the end of apartheid...

... nuanced appreciation of ethical issues in tourism practice and planning has emerged challenging tourism destinations and practitioners to protect and promote the communities fundamental child rights, economic, social, and cultural rights (ECOSOC rights) as well as the rights of the environment. A rights...

...’. This chapter assesses how the UK’s immigration policy and practice discharges its obligations under the CRC with regard to its dealings with unaccompanied minor asylum seekers and refugees. After historically contextualising the interplay between international and national child rights legislation...

... on ‘the new normal’, the social change and transformation in regarding to human and child rights are discussed. COVID-19 street children working on the streets child rights human rights pandemic Introduction The emergence of all the conceptual approaches to modern childhood that have been asserted...

... at birth, whereas Barbados and St Lucia reported 98.7% and 92% birth registration in 2012 ( Table 3 ). As the data analysis showed, child poverty inhibits the full adherence of Child Rights. The Right to Health Access to good quality health is the focus of 17 CRC articles, SDG 3 and MDG 2. The countries...

... the emergence of the current attitude towards children and their role in today’s Europe and the evolution of child rights. Understanding child centricity, and the role of agents acting on behalf of the child, allows us to identify features of children’s primary care systems that uphold the rights of a child...

... on interviews with these actors and content analysis of policy documents, this chapter aims to provide a rich, descriptive account of how global culture is appropriated in one national context. Childhood child rights INGOs child-friendly schools Nepal Over the last century, massive global policy shifts...

... important trends in relation to human rights. At the institutional level, these trends were manifested in several ways, such as the following: Introduction Child rights Latin America Human Rights Inter-American Court of Human Rigths Purpose – This chapter investigates the possibilities and limits...