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22 Sep 2017
Last week, a 16 year old boy was murdered by his peer in Kosovo. Coalition of NGOs on Child Protection - KOMF appeals to all bodies and institutions at central and local levels for more security and care for all children. Each child should enjoy the... Read more
19 Sep 2017
Reuters reports that "more than 40 million people were trapped as slaves last year in forced labor and forced marriages, according to the first joint effort by key anti-slavery groups to estimate the number of victims worldwide of the... Read more
18 Sep 2017
Support is provided by the project "Protection of Children's Rights in Kosovo" funded by the EU Office in Kosovo. The Coalition of NGOs for Child Protection - KOMF provides funding for seven local organizations that will be supported... Read more
14 Sep 2017
On 3rd September and 4th September, 2017, a seminar on "Prevention of the Sexual Exploitation of Children and Youth from Residential Services" was held in Pomorie, Bulgaria. Participants were 27 children and young people from the Center... Read more
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Lavinia HagiuRomania
Child Hub is a true treasure for the era of technology and innovation we are living in. Here you read the latest news, get your questions answered by peer professionals based all over the region, find an urgently needed document from anywhere, listen to an audio on a specific topic to prepare for a meeting, etc. There is an ocean of resources to discover and use!
Valbona Carcani-ManePsychologistAlbaniaThe Child Hub works! This was my impression when I first used it to consult with colleagues from the region involved in the same research project on issues of human capacities in child protection services. It feels like the hub was designed with me, my colleagues and our needs in mind. What we all can contribute to it, will add high value and will be extremely beneficial to the work of everyone.
Elona DhemboAlbania
I highly appreciate the initiative to “store” on a website so many useful resources of great quality. I manage to get informed about issues that directly interest me, but also to learn about totally new subjects. It is very important for me that ChildHub offers the opportunity to interact with professionals from other countries in the region, but also from Moldova, and to share the experience we have. The webinars are an accessible and attractive way to learn from experienced experts from around the world. And the training of trainers that I attended was a unique opportunity to meet professionals from this region and to involve in an exchange of experiences that helps to solve common problems.
Aliona StepanNGO workerMoldova
"Experts who work in child protection area need a place where they could read professional literature, find good practices of working with children, get inspired to work responsibly and creatively. But, ChildHub is not just a place for that! ChildHub is the place where experts can also meet, exchange expertise, help and motivate each other. This is a true treasure for all the experts in child protection area."
Vesna KatalinicProject ManagerCroatia
Child Hub is a place where child protection experts and the general public can gather to discuss the central issues in child protection. I like it that it not only provides a friendly and accessible learning platform, but also allows professionals to share experiences and resources. A strong background in child protection paves the way towards efficient actions and positive changes for the future.
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National Center for Child Abuse Prevention (Republic of Moldova)
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Moldova
Deadline:
26 Sep 2017
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Terre des Hommes Moldova
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Moldova
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01 Oct 2017
Handbook: Procedural Rights of Children Suspected or Accused in Criminal Proceedings in the EU
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The Handbook for Legal Practitioners has been developed based on the findings of the Regional Comparative Report which had the aim to identify common issues, trends and examples of good practice and their transferability to other EU Member States. The purpose of this handbook is to help criminal justice practitioners ensure that cases involving foreign child suspects are dealt with in accordance with European legislation as enshrined in EU Directives and the Council of Europe Childfriendly Justice Guidelines. It is in essence aimed at applying the principles and tenets of
UN Summit for Refugees and Migrants: Nothing to celebrate | Destination Unknown
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Pokémon Go: a parent's guide
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Pokémon Go is taking off all around the world. As one of the first games to use 'augmented reality' it is easy to understand why it draws many people in, including young people and children. The NSPCC, however, has produced a short guide for parents explaining how they can help protect their children when using the game.
From a Whisper to a Shout: A Call to End Violence Towards Children in Alternative Care (Child Hub Summary)
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Working with researchers from the University of Bedfordshire, SOS Children’s Village have produced an extensive report exposing the prevalence of violence towards children in alternative care settings in 21 different countries around the world. The report offers practical recommendations to governments, care providers and other stakeholders for the protection of children from violence in these situations.
10 000 people in Idomeni: Terre des hommes deeply concerned about refugees and migrants children
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Terre des hommes is deeply concerned about the situation of refugees and migrants, especially children and vulnerable people, in Idomeni, on the Greek-Macedonian border.
Experience of working in children's homes in Croatia - conversation with an educator from Children Home Zagreb
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In the past few years we have witnessed a process of de-institutionalization, which is carried out in order to ensure better treatment of children in institutions, as well as better working conditions for employees. We often hear a variety of information about the work of the institutions for children, both positive and negative. We believe that there are variety of great experts who dedicate their life for this work and we find it important to present their individual stories.
Europe/migration: Five-country police agreement exacerbates crisis and puts vulnerable migrants at risk -- Zeid
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On Thursday, the UN Human Rights High Commissioner, Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, expressed serious concern at security measures adopted at a recent meeting of the heads of police of five European countries, which are already having a negative impact on the human rights of refugees and migrants in southern and central Europe, and are compounding the already exceptionally difficult situation in Greece. “In the wake of the adoption of these measures last week, the treatment of refugees and migrants moving through some of these countries already appears to have changed, with seriously negative impli
Child Hub in numbers (Infographic)
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This infographic tells about the work of the Child Protection Hub in 2015. It summarizes all the input from the Hub members and supporters and covers major numbers, people and content in a visual way.
How would you improve the Child Protection Hub?
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The Child Protection Hub is constantly undergoing developments and improvements, and many of them are based on your feedback. As we are planning a new phase of developments, please take a minute to complete this survey, which only consists of 1 question. Your ideas and suggestions are of great help for us, and we will do our best to put them into practice!
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