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In the wake of the Moroccan earthquake: a much-needed response to children’s distress

In the wake of the Moroccan earthquake: a much-needed response to children’s distress

by Humanium | Oct 31, 2023 | Children's Rights, Environment, Human Rights

In early September of 2023, a natural disaster struck the heart of a major Moroccan city, Marrakech, and its surrounding areas. Not only did the earthquake claim many lives and leave a trail of devastation behind it, but numerous children were left distressed,...

General Comment No. 26 (GC26): a step forward for children’s participation in climate change

General Comment No. 26 (GC26): a step forward for children’s participation in climate change

by Humanium | Oct 24, 2023 | Children's Rights, Education, Environment, Human Rights

The climate crisis is changing the world as we know it. Even if children are the least responsible for the climate crisis, they are at the forefront of fighting against this crisis which is most than all a children’s rights crisis. With the publication...

The impact of ‘parental alienation’ on the best interests of the child in domestic abuse cases

The impact of ‘parental alienation’ on the best interests of the child in domestic abuse cases

by Humanium | Oct 17, 2023 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Human Rights, violence

During instances of suspected domestic abuse, and where children are involved, it is fundamental that courts seek to prioritise the best interests of the child. Where this is not the case, courts risk putting both victims of domestic abuse and their children at risk...

The hindered right to education for girls in Iraq after ISIS

The hindered right to education for girls in Iraq after ISIS

by Humanium | Oct 10, 2023 | Children's Rights, Education, Human Rights, Poverty, violence

The fundamental rights of girls in Iraq are violated by a variety of barriers, some of which explicitly contradict the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. Numerous girls who only want to exercise their right to education now face additional challenges as a...

Combating child marriage among the Roma population in Eastern Europe

Combating child marriage among the Roma population in Eastern Europe

by Humanium | Oct 3, 2023 | Child Marriage, Children's Rights, Exploitation, Human Rights, Poverty, refugees

Despite the global progress achieved through international efforts to stop the practice of child marriages, this is still a reality for many children, and Roma children are no exception. Decades of ethnic marginalization, poverty, deeply rooted stereotypes of...

Crude oil exploitation in Uganda and its impacts on children’s rights

Crude oil exploitation in Uganda and its impacts on children’s rights

by Humanium | Sep 26, 2023 | Children's Rights, Education, Environment, Human Rights, Poverty

As part of one of the projects led by the French company TotalEnergies, it was agreed to build a colossal 1,443 km pipeline between Uganda and Tanzania through which crude oil is to be transported. The pipeline would lead to the port of Tanga, Tanzania, for subsequent...

Elevated concerns amid evolving child labor regulations in the USA

Elevated concerns amid evolving child labor regulations in the USA

by Humanium | Sep 19, 2023 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Human Rights, Labour, Poverty

Since 1938, child labor laws in the U.S. have delicately balanced economic advancement with protecting young workers. Despite abolishing slavery long ago, recent developments in certain states are rolling back child labor regulations due to economic pressures and...

Infant Oral Mutilation (IOM) – a persistent harmful practice across Eastern and Central Africa

Infant Oral Mutilation (IOM) – a persistent harmful practice across Eastern and Central Africa

by Humanium | Sep 12, 2023 | Children's Rights, Health

Infant oral mutilation also known as milk teeth extraction is a harmful practice, which has been inflicted upon children for centuries in Eastern and Central Africa and that is still being carried out today. Like many other harmful practices facing children, it poses...

Child labour in agriculture: a hazardous but common practice worldwide

Child labour in agriculture: a hazardous but common practice worldwide

by Humanium | Sep 5, 2023 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Labour

Worldwide, the majority of child labour (70 percent) is found in the agriculture sector (FAO, 2023). More specifically, today 112 million boys and girls are engaged in child labour in crop production, livestock, forestry, fisheries or...

Unraveling Norway’s Barnevernet: Examining children’s best interests

Unraveling Norway’s Barnevernet: Examining children’s best interests

by Humanium | Aug 29, 2023 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Freedom, Human Rights, Poverty

The Norwegian Child Protection Services, commonly known as Barnevernet, has been embroiled in controversy for over a decade due to its practice of removing children from their parents. This common practice, subjected to strong criticism by the international community,...

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