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How early marriage is negatively impacting maternal health during teenage pregnancies worldwide

How early marriage is negatively impacting maternal health during teenage pregnancies worldwide

by Humanium | Jun 21, 2022 | Child Marriage, Children's Rights, Exploitation, Health

In the world, as we know it, marriage stands for a symbiosis of support and understanding. However, the sad reality is that not everyone gets the same chance to make it right. Whilst it is true that forced child marriage practice has decreased over time, we still have...

Diversity of bodies – intersex children’s rights to self-determine their own bodies

Diversity of bodies – intersex children’s rights to self-determine their own bodies

by Humanium | May 24, 2022 | Children's Rights, Empowerment, Health, Human Rights, LGBTQ+ Rights

“Medicine and society need to see intersex individuals as natural. I occur in nature and I demand to make my own decisions, the same as any other person. And I demand it for any individual who is born intersex.” – Karen A. Walsh (Davis, 2016) The term “intersex” is an...

Children’s lack of access to pediatric intensive care in rural areas threatens their right to life

Children’s lack of access to pediatric intensive care in rural areas threatens their right to life

by Humanium | Apr 26, 2022 | Health, Poverty

Pediatric intensive care is fundamental in reducing morbidity and mortality globally. In rural areas, the majority of hospitals is lacking designated intensive care units, healthcare staff trained to care for critically ill children, and rapid access to necessary...

The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on child mortality and its collateral damage

The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on child mortality and its collateral damage

by Humanium | Apr 5, 2022 | Health, Poverty, violence

While worldwide child mortality rates – defined as “the annual number of child deaths divided by the total number of births in a given region” (Humanium, n.d.) – are decreasing slowly, the Covid-19 pandemic has cast doubt on the permanence of this trend. The pandemic...

The influence of period poverty on the rights of girls and women around the world

The influence of period poverty on the rights of girls and women around the world

by Humanium | Mar 1, 2022 | Children's Rights, Education, Empowerment, Health

Despite living in a world where there is a constant desire and drive to identify and understand everything, something as basic and inherent as menstruation is still a topic shrouded with misinformation, taboo, and shame. While menstruation is a way of life for...

Ecocide and its influence on children’s rights

Ecocide and its influence on children’s rights

by Humanium | Feb 15, 2022 | Children's Rights, Environment, Health

“The climate crisis is a child rights crisis.” – UNICEF, 2021 According to the Children’s Climate Risk Index (CCRI), nearly half of the world’s children ‘are at “extremely high risk” of the impacts of climate change.… And it is happening today.’ (UNICEF, 2021, p. 4)....

The horrors of Canada’s history: the unmarked indigenous graves

The horrors of Canada’s history: the unmarked indigenous graves

by Humanium | Jan 4, 2022 | Children's Rights, Education, Exploitation, Health, Indigenous people, violence

In May 2021, Canada was rocked by the discovery of an unmarked gravesite designated for over 200 indigenous children (Cecco, Michael & Voce, 2021). The burial ground, located on the premises of a former school in British Columbia, is testimony to the country’s...

Sexual exploitation and abuse of girls and women by WHO employees

Sexual exploitation and abuse of girls and women by WHO employees

by Humanium | Nov 9, 2021 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Health

During a World Health Organization (WHO) mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) to fight Ebola between 2018 and 2020, 83 girls and women were victims of sexual exploitation and abuse. Out of the alleged perpetrators, 21 are WHO employees. The tenth...

Age-assessment of migrant children

Age-assessment of migrant children

by Humanium | Oct 12, 2021 | Children's Rights, Freedom, Health, Migration, refugees

In the past decade, migration and external displacement have become realities an increasing number of children face. Additionally, migrant children are one of the most vulnerable population groups and the inability to provide documentation confirming their age and...

Digital health – the future of healthcare for children

Digital health – the future of healthcare for children

by Humanium | Jul 27, 2021 | Children's Rights, Health

As the world steamrolls further into the digital age, industries and institutions are being forced to adapt to the effects and impacts of technology. The healthcare sector is no exception. Over the last decade, technological advancements have revolutionised both the...

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