• SDGs

UN report on child rights & SDGs includes children’s views

10 July , 2019|

The report of the UN office for human rights (OHCHR) on child rights and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to the United Nations High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development is out and includes, for the first time, a section presenting children’s views. This is the [...]

TB-Net Statement on the 31st meeting of Chairpersons of the Human Rights Treaty Bodies

15 June , 2019|

TB-Net Statement on the 31st meeting of Chairpersons of the Human Rights Treaty Bodies  On the occasion of a private consultation with civil society at the Chairperson meeting held this week in New York, IMARD delivered a joint statement on behalf of TB-Net.  Recommendations focus [...]

The 2018 DGD outcome report is adopted!

13 June , 2019|

We are delighted to announce that the CRC Committee has adopted the 2018 DGD outcome report on Protecting and Empowering Children as Human Rights Defenders!  It includes the detailed findings of the plenary and workshop discussions, and highlights the main recommendations endorsed by [...]

Joint Submission to CRC concerning General Comment on Digital Environment

13 May , 2019|

Child Rights Connect and its members including Together (Scottish Alliance for Children’s Rights) presented a joint submission with the Centre for Human Rights and Citizenship Education of the Dublin City University Institute of Education and  the Centre for Children’s Rights [...]

  • UN Human Rights Council

New advances in the empowerment and participation of children with disabilities

10 April , 2019|

The inclusion and participation of children with disabilities in discussions and decisions that will affect them is as much a right as a pre-requisite to their empowerment. Moreover, children’s rights and disability rights have mostly developed in parallel, with limited [...]

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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