Protection
This booklet, with 14 fact sheets on different forms of abuse such as child labour, sexual exploitation and trafficking, highlights how child protection is crucial to realise the Millennium Development Goals. Read ..............................................................................................
This Inter-Parliamentary Union/UNICEF guide spotlights 10 child protection issues, providing parliamentarians’ with action ideas such as enforcing strong laws, overseeing government activity, allocating budgets and leading advocacy. Read ..............................................................................................
This publication analyses the reasons for non-registration, concluding with recommendations to improve birth registration rates to safeguard against illegal adoption, early marriage, and trafficking. Read ..............................................................................................
The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is a process undertaken by the Human Rights Council of reviewing the overall human rights records of all UN member states once every four years. Read ..............................................................................................
The Global Initiative is an effort of dozens of child right's organizations. The 2011 Global Report examines progress and shortfalls in meeting the goals set by the 2006 UN Study on Violence Against Children for states to prohibit violence against children, including corporal punishment, by 2009. Read ..............................................................................................
Produced by UNICEF and the Inter-Parliamentary Union, this handbook describes measures parliamentarians can take to end violence against children: they can legislate, oversee government activities, and allocate financial resources. Read ..............................................................................................
This Report is the first global study to estimate the numbers of children who are exposed to domestic violence. It is based on global data from the United Nations Secretary-General’s Study on Violence against Children was presented to the United Nations General Assembly in October 2006. Read ..............................................................................................
This publication anchors children's right to freedom from violence on UN human rights frameworks; and reviews successful child protection mechanisms. Read ..............................................................................................
This publication discusses the protection issues children affected by AIDS face; and calls for enhanced social and legal protection, underpinned by efforts to break the silence that allow abuse, discrimination and exploitation of children to continue. Read ..............................................................................................
This follow-up report to the 1996 Machel Study analyses the progress – and challenges – of the subsequent decade and continues advocacy that "war affects every right of the child". Read ..............................................................................................
Resources: Protection    Say No to Violence Against Children SSM-UNICEF Best Business Practice Circular 1/2010  Establishment of a Child Care Centre at the Work Place by Business and Corporate Employers UN violence study Justice for children |
