Child rights

Journalism education and child rights university-level course expands in Central Asia
ISSYKUL, Kyrgyzstan 24 April, 2012 - A three-day forum on “Children’s Rights and Journalism,” which opened today, laid the ground for lecturers to reflect on how to introduce a course for ten journalism faculties in four Central Asian countries.

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CEECIS Regional Director advocates for more investments in families to protect the rights of most vulnerable children in Bulgaria

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European Immunization Week 2012
GENEVA, 9 May 2012 - UNICEF regional immunization specialist, Oya Zeren Afsar,  and communication for development specialist, Sharad Agarwal, will join WHO in an online chat session tomorrow to discuss lessons learnt following last week`s European Immunization Week 2012. Register and join us !

 

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EIW 2012 in Georgia

Child poverty

PODGORICA, Montenegro, 20 April 2012
Minister of Labour and Social Welfare Suad Numanovic and UNICEF Montenegro Representative Benjamin Perks launched the first ever Child Poverty Study in Montenegro at an event in the capital Podgorica today. 

 

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