Building capacity to advance children’s environmental rights in Africa

15 September , 2026|

How can environmental and climate change issues be better integrated into reporting under the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child? This question was at the heart of a new Training of Trainers (ToT) under the How to [...]

101st CRC Session Child Rights Connect statement

1 September , 2026|

At the opening of the 101st CRC session (1 September 2026), Child Rights Connect delivered a statement on behalf of its network. Distinguished members of the Committee, representatives of UN agencies and CSOs, colleagues and friends, Child Rights Connect, as [...]

Child Rights Connect Annual Report 2025

27 August , 2026|

We are pleased to share the Child Rights Connect Annual Report 2025, reflecting a year of significant challenges, transformation and resilience for our network.  2025 in their words – A Year of Transformation:  " Child Rights Connect remains an indispensable [...]

Children help shape new UN guidance on the right to freedom of association

16 July , 2026|

In 2026, the United Nations Human Rights Committee is developing new guidance on a fundamental human right: the right to freedom of association. Find here the original draft General Comment 38 on the right to freedom of association.  Recognising this as a key opportunity to advance the rights [...]

📋CRC Committee Session and Pre-session confirmed! New deadlines for NGO alternative reports !  

18 June , 2026|

Dear Colleagues,  We are pleased to announce that the next session and pre-session of the CRC Committee are now confirmed!     101 Session (01 Sept- 28 Sept)  During the 101 session the following States will be reviewed:   Burkina Faso  Kazakhstan  Lesotho  Slovenia  Tajikistan  Timor-Leste  United Republic of Tanzania  Uganda - not confirmed yet!   The new deadline for NGOs and children to submit additional submissions is 1st [...]

This page responds to the child advisors’ call for a platform to monitor the follow-up to the Day of General Discussion (DGD) on Protecting and Empowering Children as Human Rights defenders. It showcases direct follow-up activities to the 2018 DGD as well as examples of the different ways in which the global movement for children human rights defenders is growing at different levels and in many different forms.

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