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Crisis spillover in the Sahel: bruised childhood lacks support and protection

Crisis spillover in the Sahel: bruised childhood lacks support and protection

by Humanium | Apr 23, 2024 | Children's Rights, Education, Exploitation, Health, Human Rights, Poverty, violence

The evocation of conflicts, terrorism, and violation of children’s rights is, unfortunately, nothing new, given the events that have affected the Sahel region in recent years. As a result of the inherent violence in conflicts, major migratory flows, and desperate...

Climate crisis threatens Indigenous children living on reserves in Canada

Climate crisis threatens Indigenous children living on reserves in Canada

by Humanium | Apr 16, 2024 | Children's Rights, Environment, Human Rights, Indigenous people

While the climate crisis is experienced by all, marginalized groups are often disproportionately impacted by its negative effects. This is the reality for Indigenous children living on reserves in Canada. The climate crisis not only threatens Indigenous children’s...

How education system struggles in North Macedonia affect children

How education system struggles in North Macedonia affect children

by Humanium | Apr 9, 2024 | Children's Rights, Education

The education system in North Macedonia is facing a unique set of challenges. The current landscape is marked by unprecedented obstacles, notably the scarcity of textbooks stemming from political complexities and the frequent occurrence of false bomb threats....

Social exclusion and poverty in France: an alarming reality made worse by the immigration law

Social exclusion and poverty in France: an alarming reality made worse by the immigration law

by Humanium | Mar 26, 2024 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Human Rights, Migration, Poverty, refugees

Although France is considered in Europe to be a rich country that safeguards human rights, it is home to many people, especially children, who live in an alarmingly precarious situation, threatened by social exclusion on a daily basis. European regulations and...

Realities of the entertainment industry in the USA: child performers and their right to education

Realities of the entertainment industry in the USA: child performers and their right to education

by Humanium | Mar 19, 2024 | Children's Rights, Education

While child labor laws typically prohibit minors from working, the United States carves out exceptions for child performers, reflecting the nation’s fascination with show business. In the glitzy world of American entertainment, child performers, that is,...

The power of music on children’s well-being

The power of music on children’s well-being

by Humanium | Mar 12, 2024 | Children's Rights, Education

Music is humanity’s universal language which can help people connect, communicate, express, learn and grow. Music can also be a therapeutic tool to develop children’s physical, emotional and social well-being. By supporting them in expressing their feelings and...

Examining the rights of Ethiopian Jewish immigrant children in Israel

Examining the rights of Ethiopian Jewish immigrant children in Israel

by Humanium | Mar 5, 2024 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Migration

The persistent systemic discrimination faced by Ethiopian Jews in Israel has left Ethiopian immigrants in a distressing state as they persist in their struggle for equal rights. This community confronts significant challenges, such as disproportionately high rates of...

Increasing opioid misuse in Canadian youth

Increasing opioid misuse in Canadian youth

by Humanium | Feb 27, 2024 | Children's Rights, Health

The escalation of prescription opioid utilization in Canada since the 1980s has been profound, propelling the nation to become the world’s second-largest consumer of these medications. Alarming findings from a Canadian survey reveal that a significant portion of...

Pink for girls, blue for boys: why toys for children should be free from stereotypes

Pink for girls, blue for boys: why toys for children should be free from stereotypes

by Humanium | Feb 20, 2024 | Children's Rights, Education

Gender stereotypes are present in everyday life, including in the toys for children. They impose a significant impact on children’s personal growth and development, as they can reinforce social expectations regarding gender roles and influence their future choices....

Rising youth homelessness: England’s troubling trend

Rising youth homelessness: England’s troubling trend

by Humanium | Jan 30, 2024 | Children's Rights, Human Rights, Poverty

The rising trend of youth homelessness in England is driven by a complex interplay of factors. The breakdown of family relationships often triggered by conflicts, abuse, or neglect, coupled with mental health challenges and financial hardships, appears as the leading...

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