A Charter for Children’s Rights Under the Family Law
by Charles Pragnell
Children are still treated as pawns or possessions.
Children are still treated as pawns or possessions.
Calling on children and young people to join the campaign
A brief analysis of the report by the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child
What A Christmas Carol offers that the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child does not
The debate about whether they should be linked
Knowing what racism is (and is not) - a prerequisite for putting racial equality into practice in the early years
And Children’s Rights as the basic principle for developing the Quality4Children standards
Quality Standards in out-of-home Child Care in Europe: Why the project was set up, how it worked and where it’s …
The dangers of current practice analysed, with pointers for the future
A Danish research project to consider the effectiveness and morality of restraint
Does defining children’s rights undermine adults’ intuitive sense of responsibility?
IFSW meets the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child