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	Committee against Torture: Conclusions and Recommendations on the Report of the United States The UN Committee against Torture held its 36th Session in Geneva from 1-19 May 2006. Click on the link to read its conclusions and recommendations to the United States. Go to section 34 for recommendations about the conditions of the detention of children.	19/05/2006	UN OHCHR - Committee against Torture
	Human Development Report 2006: Beyond scarcity: power, poverty and the global water crisis World sanitation crisis causes millions of avoidable deaths, and contamination from human waste is largely to blame, says UNDP’s Human Development Report.	09/11/2006	UNDP
	State of the World's Children 2007: Women and Children - the double dividend of gender equality	11/12/2006	UNICEF
	State of the World's Children 2005: Childhood Under Threat The report examines three of the most widespread and devastating factors threatening childhood today: HIV/AIDS, conflict, and poverty.	09/12/2004	UNICEF
	Dewdrops in the Garden The purpose of this account is to make available the realities of child exploitation using real life examples, and to draw attention to the economy of child pornography in the US.	01/12/2004	-
	Sustaining the benefits: a field guide for sustaining reproductive and child health services This Guide is a reference for NGO leaders, board members and program managers who wish to build enduring community-based programmes. It explains the term “sustainability” and accompanies readers through a process of transforming that understanding into organisational action.	17/11/2003	-
	Children Confronting HIV/AIDS: Charting the Confluence of Rights From a child rights perspective. HIV/AIDS serves to iliuminate.how cultnral norms and legal precepts facilitate or constrain the protection of the child from HIV infection and from its individual and collective impacts	01/01/2001	-
	Victims of Violent Juvenile Crime The Bulletin, which reflects the experience of 667,679 victims, examines characteristics of victims and offenders, types of offenses, use of guns, and injuries. The authors note that juvenile offenders are involved in about one-fifth of all nonfatal violent victimizations. Most victims of juvenile violence are themselves juveniles, and nearly all victims know the offender.	01/07/2004	-
	The Effect Of Corporal Punishment On Antisocial Behavior In Children This study had three aims: to examine the effect of corporal punishment on antisocial behavior of children using stronger statistical controls than the previous literature in this area; to examine whether the effect of corporal punishment on antisocial behavior is nonlinear; and to investigate whether or not the effects of corporal punishment on antisocial behavior differ across racial and ethnic groups.	26/10/2005	University of Michigan School of Social Work
	Creating an Electronic Legacy for our Children	01/01/2001	Centre for Media Education
	WEB OF DECEPTION Threats to Children from Online Marketing For more information please go to URL (for more information)	01/01/2001	Centre for Media Education
	Children Who Lose Their Parents to HIV/AIDS: Agency Guidelines for Adoptive and Kinship Placement By the year 2000, it is estimated that between 72,000 and 125,000 children will have lost their mothers to AIDS.	01/01/2001	Child Welfare League of America
	Children's Voice Children's voice seeks to encourage public discussion and debate among those who are committed to helping children and families. It contains a wide variety of articles on children in the United States.	25/07/2001	Child Welfare League of America
	Voices of Youth This edition of "Voices of Youth" focuses on education for all and what young people have to say about it.	01/01/2004	UNICEF
	End Physical Punishment of Children, Newsletter Fall 2005 This edition contains among other things, articles on school corporal punishment, a section on how to talk about spanking and what to say, and an article about child abuse in Sweden.	27/10/2005	End Physical Punishment of Children - USA
	US Mission Report Providing a much needed analysis of country-specific challenges in education from a human rights perspective, this report reviews the historical background of free public education in the United States, examines current initiatives surrounding and fiscal allocations for public education and discusses the racial and gender profile of economic exclusion.	25/02/2002	Right to Education Project
	Corporal Punishment and the Growth Trajectory of Children’s Antisocial Behavior Despite considerable research, the relationship between corporal punishment and antisocial behavior is unclear. This analysis examined: (a) the functional form of this relationship (b) the correlation of initial antisocial behavior and changes in antisocial behavior (c) differences in the relationship of corporal punishment and antisocial behavior by race (d) whether this relationship could be accounted for by unmeasured characteristics of children and their families.	26/10/2005	University of Michigan School of Social Work
	Relationship of Corporal Punishment and Antisocial Behavior by Neighborhood The objective of this research is to examine the relationship of corporal punishment with children’s behavior problems while accounting for neighborhood context, and while using stronger statistical methods than previous literature in this area. To examine whether different levels of corporal punishment have different effects in different neighborhood contexts.	26/10/2005	University of Michigan School of Social Work
	USA: Crime Rates and Youth Incarceration in Texas and California Compared	27/06/2007	Center on Juvenile Justice and Criminal Justice
	Children's Rights and Habitat: Working towards Child-friendly cities,	01/01/2001	UNICEF
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