On The World Children’s day, 20 November, international agencies and organizations (European Union, UNICEF, Save the Children, World Vision and Terre des hommes) make a stand for disadvantaged children so that they could receive more government support every year.
In Tirana, buildings of the Ministries of Health and Social Protection, Ministry of Education and at the Mother’s Teresa Square display messages under the slogan #Reimagine of children who wish children in need a better and safer future countrywide.
Even though millions of children had been provided with a better life thank the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1989, our task is to focus on children who are still waiting to be noticed.
With the COVID-19 pandemic going on, the negative impact on the youth and adolescents’ lives will be long-lasting, even if the population receives vaccines. For this reason, it is essential for children to understand the advantages and disadvantages of the current situation and learn how to invest in a healthy post-coronavirus world.
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UNICEF has raised concerns that despite government attempts, human trafficking continues to be a reality for many Albanian citizens, young girls, and children.
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70 per cent of children aged between 8 and 18 in Albania affected by some form of violence based on a report by the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights in 2018.
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Council of Europe has produced ad add as part of their campaign “Raise your hand against smacking!” as part of the bigger effort to abolish corporal punishment of children.
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In September 2020, UNICEF Albania launched the #TeBesoj campaign. The most prominent feature of the campaign is a series of installations of children’s silhouettes, each representing real children that have experienced sexual abuse in the country. #…
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