Daily Archives: 2021.06.28.

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Annual Report 2022

What happened with Hintalovon Foundation in 2022?

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Our ambassadors participated in the 14th European Forum on the rights of the child

In September, 2022, the 14th edition of the European Commission's Children's Rights Forum was held, which was attended by Child Rights Ambassadors.

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Children’s Rights and Child Participation in Pro Bono Lawyering

It is important that not only the child understands what their lawyer, the grown-up says, but the grown up should understand the child's feelings, thoughts and doubts as well. This helps the efficiency of the cooperation and in the end we will get a result that qualifies for child-friendly jurisdiction.

Day: June 28, 2021

Presentation of children’s views in a Dublin conference about the best interests of the child in parental separation and care proceedings

The Irish Presidency of the Council of Europe (CoE) held an international conference that focused on the children's best interests in family courts during parental separation and care proceedings.

#Child participation # Child rights

Boys in Hungary are rarely perceived as victims

ECPAT’s fourth report under the Global Boys Initiative, following Thailand, South Korea and Sri Lanka, explores the factors which puts boys in Hungary at risk of sexual exploitation, where the gaps are in the country’s support systems and what needs to change.

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What constitutes abuse? What should you do if you experience abuse? Where should it be reported?

 

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Questions and answers on the opportunities of community-based child safeguarding – research

 

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We don’t always know what child abuse is, so we don’t do anything against it

 

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New international project on parental separation and care proceedings

 

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Statement on the Hungarian veto of the EU Strategy on the Rights of the Child

On the 30th anniversary of Hungary’s signature on the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the government vetoed that the rights enshrined in the Convention shall be supported by a common European Union strategy.

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Statement by Hintalovon regarding the Anti-Pedophile Bill

 

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Eurochild’s statement condemning the anti-LGBTQI+ legislation

 

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In 2020 the three E’s ruled the life of children: exclusion, exploitation and epidemic

 

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Child-friendly materials to help children understand their rights

Do you want to help children understand their rights in legal settings? The child-friendly materials aim to assist adults in providing children with comprehensive, easy-to-understand information.

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How were children involved in our work in 2022?

How were children involved in our work in 2022?

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Donate your 1% to Hintalovon Gyermekjogi Alapítvány and make Hungary a better place for children.

It doesn’t cost you anything but could be vital to someone else – what is it?

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Kiskorú Kollégák

Who are our Kid Colleagues?

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Guidelines_children in political campaigns

Guidelines on the involvement of children in political campaigns

Things to consider before going to a demonstration as a child

Children are not political tools

Children are not political tools

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Strasbourg pays attention to children’s opinion

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How can you notice if a political campaign is exploiting children? – Child-centered guide for political campaigns

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What constitutes abuse? What should you do if you experience abuse? Where should it be reported?

#Child participation # Child rights