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Afghan children’s rights under serious threat under the Taliban regime

Afghan children’s rights under serious threat under the Taliban regime

by Humanium | Sep 14, 2021 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Freedom, Human Rights, Poverty, refugees, violence

With the withdrawal of NATO troops from Afghanistan, the Taliban launched an offensive on multiple fronts to reconquer territory across the country. The Afghan army was overrun, continually losing ground, until on 15 August 2021, the Taliban conquered Kabul without...

Hungary’s new anti-LGBTQI+ law: deterioration of the spirit of understanding, peace and tolerance

Hungary’s new anti-LGBTQI+ law: deterioration of the spirit of understanding, peace and tolerance

by Humanium | Aug 3, 2021 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Freedom, Human Rights, LGBTQ+ Rights

On 15 June 2021, the Hungarian government passed a new law that was quickly followed by international outrage. The law, originally drafted to further criminalise paedophilia, could have severe consequences on the rights of LGBTQI+ children. However, the Hungarian...

Participation of the child in research

Participation of the child in research

by Humanium | Jul 20, 2021 | Children's Rights, Education, Empowerment, Freedom

Participatory research that engages children as active, informed and informative agents has rapidly expanded over the past two decades. It includes children in the research and development of different social provisions such as education, health and the law, and can...

The separation of migrant children from their families at the US-Mexico border

The separation of migrant children from their families at the US-Mexico border

by Humanium | Jul 13, 2021 | Children's Rights, Citizenship, Freedom, Human Rights, Migration, refugees

Every child has a right to safety and protection, regardless of where they come from or where they are going. This right, however, is not always upheld, and this is particularly visible when looking at the current migrant crisis at the US-Mexico border. Unaccompanied...

International child abduction – conflict of parents and laws detrimental to children

International child abduction – conflict of parents and laws detrimental to children

by Humanium | Jun 1, 2021 | Children's Rights, Empowerment, Exploitation, Freedom, Human Rights

In the past few years, the number of cases involving international child abduction has risen significantly. International child abduction is, unfortunately, becoming a common trend which usually occurs during a heated or emotional marital dispute, in the early stages...

Humanium facilitates consultation with children in view of a UN resolution on the SDG

by Humanium | May 18, 2021 | Association's life, Children's Rights, Education, Empowerment, Freedom, Health

In light of the Annual Day on the Rights of the Child held on 1 March 2021, Humanium participated as a facilitator and member of a working group on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to gather the voices of children around the world. This was made possible...

The virtuous cycle of meaningful child participation

The virtuous cycle of meaningful child participation

by Humanium | May 11, 2021 | Children's Rights, Education, Empowerment, Freedom

On 1 April 2021, the European Union and the Council of Europe launched the joint project ‘CP4EUROPE’. This project seeks to improve the means and opportunities for child participation(Council of Europe, 2021). Although participation is considered to be a fundamental...

The impact of Covid-19 on child labour in cobalt mines in the DRC

The impact of Covid-19 on child labour in cobalt mines in the DRC

by Humanium | May 4, 2021 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Freedom, Health, Labour

Last year, after schools and businesses closed during the lockdown caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, remote working and learning via video-conferencing were increasingly relied on, even becoming the main means of communication. As a result there was a 26% hike in sales...

Children’s Mental Health During the Pandemic – A Distressing Reality

Children’s Mental Health During the Pandemic – A Distressing Reality

by Humanium | Apr 6, 2021 | Children's Rights, Freedom, Health

It is an unignorable reality that (until recently) the seemingly invincible coronavirus brought about unprecedented changes in our daily lives on a global scale.  Overnight, countries have started facing a rapid escalation of the spread of the virus and...

Do Screens Hijack Children’s Attention Spans? Understanding the Impact of Screen Time on Child Development

Do Screens Hijack Children’s Attention Spans? Understanding the Impact of Screen Time on Child Development

by Humanium | Mar 30, 2021 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Freedom

As the world continues to evolve, children are no longer exempt from the increasingly wide reaches of technological innovation. Gone are the days when children would solely dream of green grass and imaginative outdoor games. Today, many children are closely familiar...

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