Children as citizens? International voices: Childwatch International Citizen Study Group
This book, published by Otago University Press, is an account of a Childwatch International collaborative international study about the meaning of citizenship to children – how they view their status and membership in society through notions of identity,
Supporting Interculturalism in Youth Work, Practical Guidelines for doing Intercultural Youth Work
This document responds to Frequently Asked Questions that NYCI receives on the inclusion of cultural and minority ethnic young people and leaders in youth work.
I have rights, you have rights, he/she has rights … An introduction to childrens rights
A list of children’s rights governments must take to help children exercise set out in the 1989 United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Indigenous children and CRC General Comment No. 11
This General Comment pertains to the rights of indigenous children under the Convention, which specifically deals with Article 12 rights under paragraphs 37-39 of the General Comment.
Moving Beyond Youth Voice
2009 Moving Beyond Youth Voice Recorded 21st July 2016 Contributors Author: Joyce Serido, Lynne M. Borden, Daniel F. Perkins Publisher: Youth & Society Date: 2009 Geographic Coverage: Not location-specific Type of Resource: N/A Sector/setting: N/A Vulnerable groups: Children, Young People Developed with children and young people? Not Specified Type of participation: N/A Availability: Restricted Access [...]Children’s Right to be Heard in Global Climate Change Negotiations
This report presents the case for children’s participation in climate change negotiations and makes recommendations for their involvement.
’Education and social inclusion of children and young people with autism spectrum disorders’ Recommendation CM/Rec(2009)9 (Adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 21 October 2009
This recommendation is aimed at member states adopting legislation and policies to provide enabling structures to mitigate the effects of autism spectrum disorder and to facilitate the social integration, & improve the living conditions.
Results of an International Survey regarding Children’s Participation in Decision-Making Following Parental Separation
The survey explored how children’s participation rights are respected in post-separation decision-making in international family law contexts, including a focus on the legislative mechanisms and on the factors that facilitated, or hindered, children’s parents.