Child Rights

From: Talk to Al Jazeera
Inger Ashing: Are we failing to protect vulnerable children?
Save the Children’s CEO on whether NGOs have failed to make a difference in the lives of minors in conflict zones.
Published On 15 Jan 2022
From: Al Jazeera Close Up
The Sardinian Factory of Death | Close Up
A group of brave Sardinians in Italy fights to close a dangerous German arms factory before it blows up.
Published On 13 Jan 2022
Canada unveils agreements to compensate Indigenous children
Human rights tribunal in 2016 said Canada had discriminated against Indigenous people in child and family services.
Published On 4 Jan 2022
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Surviving South Korea’s House of Horrors
Survivors of the notorious Brothers Home describe being grabbed off the streets, abused and held against their will.
Published On 22 Dec 2021

Richard Daschbach jailed for 12 years after he was charged with sexually abusing vulnerable girls in his care.

Researchers say unmarked graves likely will be found at majority of boarding schools for Indigenous children across US.

Human Rights Watch report documents dozens of education-related attacks in conflict-hit Anglophone regions.

Disagreements between the international community and the Taliban threaten the education of millions of Afghan children.

Hundreds of thousands of children not in school in English-speaking regions where separatist campaign continues.

Survivors of the notorious Brothers Home call for members of the family who ran it to be extradited to face questioning.

Education of more than 400 million children affected, with top UNICEF official warning consequences could last decades.

Lawsuit accuses school officials of ‘reckless disregard’ of students’ safety after four killed in November 30 attack.

We investigate one of South Korea’s worst peace-time atrocities and those allegedly behind it now living in Australia.

A young boy dreams of escaping to Mars as his parents tend to his two sisters, both diagnosed with resignation syndrome.

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