Know your rights!
If you are a child or young person, this page is for you. You can find out what rights you have if you cannot live with your parents, or you might be seperated from them, or if there are difficulties in your family.
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" Philanthropy ", the charitable foundation of the Serbian Orthodox Church, in cooperation with Caritas Austria, has published an informer that provides an overview of rights and services that children and young people, who are deprived of parental…
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Studies have highlighted five factors that play a role in helping families thrive:
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The Government of the Republic of Serbia, with the support of the Office for Information Technology and Electronic Administration, has launched a project for the establishment of a national platform for the prevention and suppression of violence in…
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The purpose of this Guide is two-fold: to provide training and learning materials to assist individuals and groups of staff within governmental and non-governmental organisations develop good practices in relation to promoting the participation of…
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A handbook to enable organisations to review how they prevent child trafficking and exploitation and whether they ensure that the best interests of the child guide their activities.
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Within the framework of the project, 'The Right of the Child to Have Their Voice Heard', funded by the European Union under the European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights, and co-financed by the Republic of Serbia, and with the…
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Eurochild welcomes the IMCO report calling for a ban on addictive features of digital platforms, a key step in protecting children in the online environment and upholding their rights online. Social media is…
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