Child Rights Report – 2019
What happened in 2019?
At the time of writing we were not sure how the country would cope with the crisis. But we have already seen the incredible efforts of teachers and schools in transitioning to distance learning. We can see the community efforts, the acts of solidarity and the signs of responsibility assumed for children and the elderly.
Take a look at the 2019 report
Last year 40% of family pediatricians were of retirement age. What risks does this pose?
Why did teachers work 74 hours a week on average in 2019? How safe are children in their own families when they are spending their time at home and studying remotely due to the Covid-19 pandemic? Why does every fifth child that is adopted end up abroad? These are just some of the questions that are answered by the Hintalovon Child Rights Foundation’s Child Rights Report of 2019.
