Poverty Takes Away the Right to Childhood: Children’s Perceptions of Poverty in Four EU Member States
In this report, Eurochild presents the results of conversations with children from Malta, Bulgaria, Croatia and Estonia on child poverty.
In this report, Eurochild presents the results of conversations with children from Malta, Bulgaria, Croatia and Estonia on child poverty.
In the years since the last Children’s Report, children’s lives in Ireland have undoubtedly changed significantly. As with the rest of the world, the Covid 19 pandemic hit children in Ireland hard.
Webpage with links to caselaw of European Court of Human Rights on children’s rights.
The relationship between children’s human rights to protection and to what is commonly referred to as ‘participation’ has received significant attention
The Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth (DCEDIY) undertook a series of consultations with children and young people to secure their views on the implementation of children’s rights in Ireland.
There has been an increasing focus on developing policy in the area of after-school care in Ireland in the past two years.
This Report forms part of the Commission’s Fourth Programme of Law Reform. It arises against the reality that we live in a truly interconnected digital and online world.
The Voice of the Infant Best Practice Guidelines and Infant Pledge have been coproduced by a short-life working group.
EPIC invited the participation of children and young people with disabilities who are, or have been in care, with whom they work. The study was structured to ensure appropriate levels of support and accountability, and to allow the meaningful participation of the children and young people.
Protecting the rights of the child is at the core of the Council of Europe’s mission to safeguard human rights, uphold democracy and preserve the rule of law.