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Gaza’s children face unprecedented hunger under the ongoing siege

Gaza’s children face unprecedented hunger under the ongoing siege

by Humanium | Aug 12, 2025 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Health, Human Rights, Poverty, violence

Since the escalation of Israel’s attack on Gaza in October 2023, hunger in the besieged enclave has surged to record levels – with children suffering the most. More than 495,000 people are now facing catastrophic food shortages, and families are surviving on as little...

The current impact of armed conflict on children’s rights in South Sudan

The current impact of armed conflict on children’s rights in South Sudan

by Humanium | Jul 29, 2025 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Health, Human Rights, violence

South Sudan, independent since 2011, continues to be devastated by armed conflicts that severely infringe on children’s rights. Despite a peace agreement and ceasefire in 2020, intermittent clashes (including recent confrontations in early 2025) have caused a surge in...

“ISIS brides” and their children: Ongoing violations of children’s rights in Syria and Iraq

“ISIS brides” and their children: Ongoing violations of children’s rights in Syria and Iraq

by Humanium | Jul 8, 2025 | Children's Rights, Digital Environment, Exploitation, Human Rights, violence

Between 2013 and 2019, an estimated 664 to 746 Western women travelled to Syria and Iraq to join the Islamic State (ISIS). Women and girls supported ISIS not only by marrying fighters, but also by engaging in propaganda, recruitment, and in some cases, armed roles....

The rise of livestreamed child sexual exploitation in the Philippines

The rise of livestreamed child sexual exploitation in the Philippines

by Humanium | Jul 1, 2025 | Children's Rights, Digital Environment, Exploitation, Human Rights, violence

The Philippines has become one of the most prominent global hubs for livestreamed child sexual abuse. Fueled by extreme poverty, family complicity, and unchecked internet expansion, children are exploited in real-time for foreign predators. Weak enforcement and...

Discrimination and exclusion define life for migrant children in Italy

Discrimination and exclusion define life for migrant children in Italy

by Humanium | Jun 24, 2025 | Children's Rights, Education, Exploitation, Health, Human Rights, Migration, refugees

Migrant children in Italy are facing systemic discrimination and exclusion driven by the country’s entrenched migration policies. Instead of providing protection and opportunity, Italian laws and practices increasingly isolate young migrants from society, further...

The current teenage pregnancy crisis in the Philippines

The current teenage pregnancy crisis in the Philippines

by Humanium | Jun 17, 2025 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Health, Human Rights, Poverty

Teenage pregnancy remains a pressing issue in the Philippines, with profound consequences for young mothers, their children, and society as a whole. The crisis disproportionately impacts out-of-school youth and girls from impoverished families, as poverty, a lack of...

Denmark’s experiment on Inuit children: a painful legacy of forced assimilation

Denmark’s experiment on Inuit children: a painful legacy of forced assimilation

by Humanium | Jun 10, 2025 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Health, Human Rights, Indigenous people

In Denmark and Greenland, the legacy of colonialism continues to fracture Inuit communities—most visibly through the treatment of Indigenous children. Despite formal apologies and recent policy shifts, deep-rooted biases still drive unequal treatment and lasting...

The current state of child labour in cobalt mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

The current state of child labour in cobalt mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

by Humanium | May 27, 2025 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Health, Human Rights, Labour, Poverty

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is home to over 50% of the world’s cobalt reserves. Cobalt is an essential mineral for rechargeable batteries used in electric vehicles, smartphones, and renewable energy technologies. However, this critical resource comes at...

The ongoing removal of Aboriginal children from their families of origin in Australia

The ongoing removal of Aboriginal children from their families of origin in Australia

by Humanium | May 20, 2025 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Human Rights, Indigenous people

Despite a national apology nearly two decades ago, Australia’s First Nations children are still being removed from their families of origin at alarming rates. In Western Australia, Aboriginal children make up only 7 percent of the child population but nearly 60...

Guatemala’s efforts fall short in protecting girls from sexual violence

Guatemala’s efforts fall short in protecting girls from sexual violence

by Humanium | Apr 15, 2025 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Human Rights, violence

Sexual violence against girls is a widespread and deeply rooted issue in Guatemala, often used as a tool to control and harm their bodies and futures. The alarming numbers of reported cases of sexual violence by girls have pushed the government to adopt a social...

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