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Day: September 20, 2024
Although the methodology of our research does not allow the results to be considered representative, it still reveals several significant issues. One of the most concerning of these is that children do not recognise that what happens to them is safeguarding violation, considering it to be just a part of sport. Nevertheless, for the majority of children, sport remains a defining and positive experience.
For years we have been writing in this foreword about the fact that we are forced to work with less and less data and information. Last year, not only have official sources almost completely dried up, but it is also striking how much less research, studies and specialist material has been produced on child rights issues.
In September, 2022, the 14th edition of the European Commission’s Children’s Rights Forum was held, which was attended by Child Rights Ambassadors.
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.
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.
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.
Within the framework of the Keeping Children Safe online conference, our Child Participation Program manager, Barbara Németh, and one of our Child Rights Ambassadors, Anna Boukydis, gave a presentation on the relevance and development of the Child Safeguarding Policy in our work with child volunteers.
The Child Rights Report 2021 covers the greatest challenges and the most important novelties, as well as the failures.
The Hintalovon Child Rights Foundation’s research on the possibilities of the community-based child safeguarding: What do we think about abuse, what can we do about it?
Research by the Hintalovon Child Rights Foundation on the social acceptance of child abuse and the opportunities in community-based child safeguarding
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