... conversations with young people are highlighted and discussed. The chapter concludes with recommendations relating to Public Involvement and Community Engagement (PICE) work, inter-professional working, and ethically informed practice with young people. Alternative provision exclusion education children's...

...What was done: In the context of Identity & Inner Stories, respecting children’s rights required a deliberate commitment to inclusion, ensuring that their perspectives shaped the research design, execution and dissemination. A key consideration in upholding children’s rights...

... in research understand risk and safety alongside their methods, tools and ways of questioning and framing their ethics-related documents. Vulnerability children in research relational ethics care children’s rights Introduction Within the purview of protectionism and risk adverse governance of ethics...

..., 2006 ; Departament d’Educació, 2006 ; UNESCO, 2009 ). Introduction Catalonia children’s rights high complexity primary schools role school leaders Abstract This study presents two ideas. The first is that schools supported by public resources have the challenge of helping to ensure that all...

... organisations and to establish recognition of children as a protected class in sports. Child labour children's rights exploitation autonomy of sport youth sport Introduction Every country in the world except one has pledged to uphold the 54 Articles of the United Nations Convention on the Rights...

... and their experiences of emotional abuse. Introduction Children's sport emotional abuse non-elite sport children's views new sociology of childhood children's rights Abstract This chapter is based on research conducted in Sweden with young sports-active children participating in non-elite sports. The main focus...

... children's rights covid-19 pandemic decision-making social care and justice virtual hearings Introduction: Background to Scotland's Children's Hearings System In 1964, Lord Kilbrandon recommended that a national system of legal tribunals (known as Children's Hearings) be established. These would make...

... should guide the research design, create maximum opportunities for participants to take part in data collection and decide on actions to create change. Participatory action research children and young people with disabilities children's rights inclusive education marginalised voices conflict...

..., such as interviews (pp. 11–12). Notwithstanding the critiques issued at the time, it also became evident during IYC that some of the ideas about children’s right to self-determination that had been espoused by children’s liberationists had begun to permeate broader discussions, albeit in a moderated and contained...

... model children's rights action research violence Introduction Current statistics show that approximately 100 million people are displaced worldwide, half of whom are children ( UNHCR, 2022 ). This group is very heterogeneous ( UNHCR, 2021 ) and includes, among others, refugees and asylum seekers...

...Abstract The Child Friendly Cities Initiative (CFCI) is a UNICEF-led collective impact intervention aimed at promoting children’s rights at the city and community levels. The CFCI operationalizes the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) for local governments through a framework...

... of rights – was stated. Introduction Children’s rights political participation sociology of childhood identity theory recognition theory adolescent activists Abstract Background: The political participation of children and adolescents provided for in the United Nations Convention...

... expression and consideration of children's voices, and ways to overcome them, to ensure children's meaningful participation in what matters to them and support them in becoming active citizens in society. Early childhood education and care (ECEC) ECEC professionals children's voices children's rights...

...Abstract Whilst there is growing awareness of the case for children and young people's participation in health services and health service research, there is limited evidence on how this apparent commitment to children's right to participate translates into practice. The chapter, co-authored...

... welfare hearing from 16–17-year-olds in child welfare about their needs children's rights children's voice research methods Introduction Can you describe your current living arrangement and the services or resources that you have through your VYSA Agreement, and whether the professionals (your CAS...

... children's rights genocide international human rights law crime of genocide Introduction The world's history is full of the massive torture and murder of people due to their ethnic, religious, linguistic and sexual identities. Unfortunately, genocide continued to be one of the causes of child death...

...The touchstone of the development of children's rights is the Convention on the Rights of the Child, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 20 November 1989. This Convention, which is used as the basic text to implement child rights law today, was formed within the framework of four...

...Abstract Various problems in the field of children's rights require governments in all countries to take urgent action to establish preventive mechanisms. In this respect, governments are increasingly organising private specialised units on sensitive issues concerning children's rights, which...

...Abstract As an independent children’s rights institution (ICRI), the Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland (CYPCS) has contributed to significant changes in children’s rights in Scotland (e.g., the implementation of the UN CRC in Scots national law). Since the establishment of CYPCS...

...Abstract The Flemish Children’s Rights Commissioner of Belgium is among the first independent children’s rights institutions (ICRIs) to be established. The author shares her experiences as the first Flemish ICRI. A student of Professor Eugeen Verhellen, who called for children’s rights...