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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...

Child Labor in India

Child Labor in India

by Humanium | Jun 2, 2020 | Children's Rights, Discover India, Exploitation, Freedom, Human Rights, Poverty

What is the first thing you think about when someone mentions India? The beauty of Indian culture, food, history, environment? Or do you perhaps think of air pollution, overpopulation and poverty faced by many Indians? India is definitely a place that produces mixed...

Guidance: How to bring a case before the Committee on the Rights of the Child

Guidance: How to bring a case before the Committee on the Rights of the Child

by Humanium | May 27, 2020 | Children's Rights, Empowerment, Human Rights

Whatever problems your child may face, they have rights and those rights are protected at the international level by the Committee on the Rights of the Child. The Committee on the Rights of the Child is a body of experts tasked with overseeing the implementation of...

What Respect Is There for Children’s Rights concerning Surrogacy?

What Respect Is There for Children’s Rights concerning Surrogacy?

by Humanium | Apr 28, 2020 | Children's Rights, Human Rights

Tolerated in certain countries (including Portugal and Belgium), prohibited in others (such as France), surrogacy has entered public debate in recent years, as its modern practices pose ethical questions regarding children’s rights, more specifically with respect to...

Honor Killings: Is There an End in Sight?

Honor Killings: Is There an End in Sight?

by Humanium | Apr 14, 2020 | Children's Rights, Human Rights, Peace, violence

This article is a follow-up to “Femicide from a Global Perspective” and takes a deeper look into one of the gravest human rights violations committed against girls and women today: honor killings. This semantically-charged term implies that there is an excuse or...

Protecting the LGBTQ+ Youth in Vietnam

Protecting the LGBTQ+ Youth in Vietnam

by Humanium | Mar 18, 2020 | Children's Rights, Freedom, Human Rights, LGBTQ+ Rights

Following Human Rights Watch’s (HRW) recent report “‘My Teacher Said I Had a Disease’: Barriers to the Right to Education for LGBT Youth in Vietnam”, Humanium calls on the government of Vietnam to protect the rights of LGBTQ+ children and adults. Published on February...

Children in the Shadow of the Swedish Migration Agency

Children in the Shadow of the Swedish Migration Agency

by Humanium | Feb 27, 2020 | Children's Rights, Education, Human Rights, refugees

The following is based on personal experiences while working with a group of refugee children at a primary school in Northern Sweden between 2016 and 2018. The events described here are not implied to represent a national trend in Sweden. The characters’ names and...

Femicide from a Global Perspective

Femicide from a Global Perspective

by Humanium | Feb 18, 2020 | Children's Rights, Freedom, Health, Human Rights, violence

What is femicide and how does it impact girls? Femicide is a pervasive violation against the human rights of women and girls (Cullen et al, 2019). Femicide, a form of gender violence, can be broadly defined as any act of murder carried out against women and girls,...

The Taboo of Humanitarian Inequalities: what can be learnt from the 2010s

The Taboo of Humanitarian Inequalities: what can be learnt from the 2010s

by Humanium | Feb 4, 2020 | Children's Rights, Education, Empowerment, Human Rights

Taking an introspective look at humanitarian action’s pitfalls throughout the 2010s is key for the constant betterment and no-repeat of past mistakes that must, without question, unfold within the sector in the new decade. Our turning into the new year provides an...

Child Trafficking in the European Union

Child Trafficking in the European Union

by Humanium | Jan 28, 2020 | Children's Rights, Freedom, Human Rights, violence

While the European Union stands as a shining beacon of child rights and protection in the world, a dark presence tarnishes it in the form of child trafficking. Every year thousands of people are forcibly transported into the EU. At any given time, it is thought that...

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