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Children in Border and Asylum Procedures: “The Best Interest of the Child” Principle in Migration

Children in Border and Asylum Procedures: “The Best Interest of the Child” Principle in Migration

by Humanium | Feb 16, 2021 | Children's Rights, Freedom, Health, Migration, refugees

Children in the displacement cycle experience the significant issues of invisibility in asylum procedures and the adult-focus of the migratory framework. In his research on “The Child in International Refugee Law”, Jason Pobjoy applies a three-folded principle of “the...

Physical and Virtual Violence (‘Bullying’) in Schools: A Worldwide Problem to Address

Physical and Virtual Violence (‘Bullying’) in Schools: A Worldwide Problem to Address

by Humanium | Feb 9, 2021 | Children's Rights, Health, violence

Bullying is a long-lasting and, sadly, widespread problem. It is characterized by violent behaviors, both physically and mentally, towards subjects considered easy targets. Commonly the term ‘bullying’ is used to talk about the phenomenon in the school environment,...

Children in Border and Asylum Procedures: Invisibility and Adult-Focus

Children in Border and Asylum Procedures: Invisibility and Adult-Focus

by Humanium | Feb 2, 2021 | Children's Rights, Freedom, Human Rights, Migration, refugees, violence

Children in border and asylum procedure face two significant issues (Pobjoy, 2017). On one hand, a child is still considered invisible in migration procedures, and on the other, an adult-focused legal framework is applied to children in these procedures. These...

Children’s Rights and Digital Technologies: Children’s Privacy in the Age of Social Media – The Perils of “Sharenting”

Children’s Rights and Digital Technologies: Children’s Privacy in the Age of Social Media – The Perils of “Sharenting”

by Humanium | Jan 26, 2021 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Freedom

In today’s globalized world, children often make their Internet debut before they are even born, usually appearing on their parents’ social media platforms as hazy ultrasound images (LaFrance, 2016). Though these children may become aware of their digital footprint...

Post-Election Crisis in Guinea: The Child Victims of Politics

Post-Election Crisis in Guinea: The Child Victims of Politics

by Humanium | Jan 12, 2021 | Children's Rights, Freedom, Human Rights, Peace, violence

October 18, 2020, marks the day of the Guinean elections. A day of upheaval and instability in a country already plagued by systemic insecurity linked to politics and, more specifically, to the candidacy of the current President of Guinea. Guinea today is marred by...

Protective Custody of Unaccompanied Child Migrants in Greece: A Long-Standing Practice is Coming to an End

Protective Custody of Unaccompanied Child Migrants in Greece: A Long-Standing Practice is Coming to an End

by Humanium | Jan 5, 2021 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Freedom, Migration

As announced on 18 November 2020 by Notis Mitarachi, Greek Migration and Asylum Minister, Greece is abolishing the long-standing scheme of protective custody of unaccompanied child migrants. This practice is not only endangering the physical and mental well-being of...

The Impact of COVID-19 on Children’s Access to Food in the United Kingdom

The Impact of COVID-19 on Children’s Access to Food in the United Kingdom

by Humanium | Dec 22, 2020 | Children's Rights, Education, Health

Every child has the right to enjoy an adequate standard of living, food and to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Child food insecurity is a complex issue that has affected the most vulnerable children and families in the United Kingdom (UK) and this problem has been...

Is 2020 a Lost Academic Year? The Impact of COVID-19 on Education in Eastern Africa: A Case Study of Kenya

Is 2020 a Lost Academic Year? The Impact of COVID-19 on Education in Eastern Africa: A Case Study of Kenya

by Humanium | Dec 15, 2020 | Children's Rights, Education, Health

A study conducted in nine African countries (including Kenya) by Human Rights Watch (HRW) between April and August 2020 revealed that COVID-19 is exacerbating previous inequalities by excluding vulnerable children from receiving quality education (Human Rights Watch,...

Child Marriage in the Sub-Saharan Africa: the Case of Niger

Child Marriage in the Sub-Saharan Africa: the Case of Niger

by Humanium | Dec 1, 2020 | Child Marriage, Children's Rights, Freedom

Child marriage is a serious violation of every child’s right to reach their independence and full potential. Approximately 650 million young girls are married before their 18th birthday (UNICEF, 2018). Nowadays, even though this practice has decreased in many...

Humanium’s Legal Helpline – a Helping Hand to End Child Rights Violation

Humanium’s Legal Helpline – a Helping Hand to End Child Rights Violation

by Humanium | Nov 24, 2020 | Association's life, Children's Rights, Empowerment, Freedom, violence

Humanium is an international non-profit organization which was founded on November 20, 2008 with the objective to improve the well-being of children worldwide and to put an end to the violations many children face. One of the multifaceted services provided by Humanium...

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