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Children's Rights

Report on the National Council of Provinces Child Rights Seminar: Investing in Children
2012 - The purpose of the seminar was to bring representatives from the legislative sector (Parliament and Provincial Legislatures) together to examine issues affecting South African children.

SAHRC Charter of Children's Basic Education Rights
2012 - This publication is intended to support everybody that works in the basic education field in South Africa. It aims to provide a common legally grounded planning, monitoring and advocacy framework that is child-centred.

Promoting Children's Rights in South Africa: A Handbook for Members of Parliament
2011 - This handbook provides Members of Parliament with information on children’s issues and their rights. Its purpose is to equip Members with the tools to integrate a child-rights perspective into all work that Members engage with.

From ‘What’s your ASLR’ to ‘Do You Wanna Go Private?’
2011 - This paper is part of a series examining the role of social networks in the lives of youth living in developing nations. This report focuses on South Africa and presents the results of a quantitative survey conducted on MXit.

Statement of the Seminar on Equity in the Realisation of Child Rights in South Africa
2011 - Declaration made by the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC), UNICEF and delegates attending the Seminar on Equity in the Realisation of Child Rights in South Africa.

South Africa’s Children – A Review of Equity and Child Rights
2011 - The report reflects an analysis of key indicators to assess the fulfilment of children’s rights in South Africa.

UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in Child Friendly Language
2009 - Poster of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in Child Friendly Language

Children's rights and the media
2001 - A resource for journalists: The aim of this booklet produced by Soul City with support from UNICEF is to provide media professionals with a practical resource for reporting on children and children’s rights.

 

 

 

 

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