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Protecting the rights of donor-conceived children in Canada’s gamete donation practices

Protecting the rights of donor-conceived children in Canada’s gamete donation practices

by Humanium | Jun 25, 2024 | Children's Rights, Health, Human Rights

With the increased use of assisted human reproduction, anonymous gamete donation presents a growing concern for donor-conceived children. Historically, donor-conceived children have been left with minimal protectionfor their physical and mental wellbeing. It is...

The struggling life in orphanages for children of convicted parents in China

The struggling life in orphanages for children of convicted parents in China

by Humanium | Jun 18, 2024 | Children's Rights, Human Rights, violence

In China, a significant number of parents are incarcerated due to criminal activities, leaving their children marginalized within communities, often without adequate care. This absence of parental responsibility oversight by the government leaves these children...

Student kidnapping frightens Nigeria again

Student kidnapping frightens Nigeria again

by Humanium | Jun 11, 2024 | Children's Rights, Education, Exploitation, Human Rights, violence

As of early March 2024, Nigeria is living in a spiralling security crisis: over 380 children have been kidnapped by Islamist insurgents like Boko Haram in the country’s northeast and other criminal groups in the northwest. Thanks to the negotiations between the...

Combating the rise of AI-generated child sexual abuse material

Combating the rise of AI-generated child sexual abuse material

by Humanium | May 27, 2024 | Children's Rights, Digital Environment, Exploitation, Human Rights

The world is undergoing a boom in accessible artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. New tools and capabilities present novel opportunities for criminal and malicious actors to exploit children. As lawmakers, policymakers and law enforcement work to keep up with...

The exploitative practices of Guatemala’s adoption industry

The exploitative practices of Guatemala’s adoption industry

by Humanium | May 21, 2024 | Children's Rights, Exploitation, Human Rights, Indigenous people

Since 1996, Guatemala has been facilitating international adoptions, which has led to unethical practices by baby brokers deceiving Indigenous mothers into giving up their children. Fortunately, in 2008, responding to public outcry, the country banned these unhealthy...

Young citizens, young voters: Belgium lowers the voting age to 16 for the European elections

Young citizens, young voters: Belgium lowers the voting age to 16 for the European elections

by Humanium | May 14, 2024 | Children's Rights, Empowerment, Human Rights

The 2024 European Parliament election will have a new age group voting in Belgium. For the first time, 16 and 17-year-olds will vote for their representatives in the European Parliament, following the model of Austria, Greece, and Malta. After several interpretations,...

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...

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...

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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