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	COMMITTEE ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD: New members elected The nine candidates elected to the CRC are from: Austria, Bahrain, Brazil, Ecuador, Ethiopia, Italy, Malaysia, Russia, and Slovakia.	18/12/2012	Child Rights International Network
	DRC: Diamonds, children and witchcraft	17/07/2006	IRIN News
	Gender-aware Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration (DDR): A Checklist	19/02/2007	UNIFEM
	ICC: Updates on Sudan, DR Congo and Israel	04/03/2009	Child Rights International Network
	ITALY: Separate school buses for traveller children proposed	14/01/2008	Terra Actualidad - EFE
	UN: Full of Promise: How the UN's Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism can better protect children Written by Save the Children UK for the Humanitarian Practice Network of the Overseas Development Institute	10/02/2009	Save the Children UK
	"But where are our moral heroes?": an analysis of South African press reporting on children affected by HIV/AIDS Messages conveyed both explicitly and implicitly in the media play an important role in the shaping of public understanding of issues, as well as associated policy, programme and popular responses to these issues. This paper applies discourse analysis to a series of articles on children affected by HIV/AIDS published in 2002/2003 in the English-medium South African press. The paper argues that in each instance, the particular moralism is questionable in the light of both empirical evidence and principles of human dignity underlying the South African constitution.	01/09/2005	University of Cape Town
	← UN Special Representative Zerrougui engages parties in the Syrian conflict to better protect children The Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict, Ms. Leila Zerrougui strongly condemns the high number of child casualties in the intensified fighting in and around Damascus.	15/01/2013	Special Representative for Children and Armed Conflict
	"All forms of violence against children must be banned" In an address to the Council of Europe's Parliamentary Assembly today, Commissioner Thomas Hammarberg said the work in the field of child protection has to focus on implementation. “The first necessary step is to legally ban any kind of violence against children, whether it takes place in schools, in institutions or at home,” he said.	24/01/2007	Commissioner for Human Rights, Council of Europe
	'Disaster proof' Schools to Save Lives, says UN	29/03/2006	AlertNet
	'Pitiful' amount of aid committed for children living with HIV and AIDS	30/11/2006	Save the Children UK
	'Red card' given to child labour	12/06/2006	BBC
	'Rubel says': children's participation at the 7th meeting of the Ad Hoc Committee on the Disability Convention Rubel, from Bangladesh, explains that the group of children he belonged to addressed the Committee to talk about the areas that they felt were most important for children in the world. Rubel also explains how they took part in a side event on "Raising the voices of Children and Young People with Disabilities".	19/01/2006	Save the Children UK
	‘I wanted to die’: Syria’s torture survivors speak out	14/03/2012	Amnesty International
	‘Junior 8’ delegates meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin	17/07/2006	UNICEF
	‘Junior 8’ delegates present youth concerns in historic meeting with G8 leaders	17/07/2006	UNICEF
	“The rights of children in migration must be defended” says the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights In Warsaw last week, Commissioner Thomas hammarberg spoke at a conference organised by Save the Children, Sweden, in defence of the rights of children in migration, including their right to education.	20/03/2007	Commissioner for Human Rights, Council of Europe
	17th Meeting of the Task Force to protect children from sexual exploitation in tourism (14 November 2005) The 17th Meeting of the Task Force took place yesterday in London and featured a thematic session on government actions to combat the sexual exploitation of children in tourism, as well as a reporting session on what practical steps have been taken since the last meeting.	15/11/2005	World Tourism Organisation
	1st Meeting of Security Council Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict In a ground-breaking moment in the fight to protect children in armed conflict, a newly-formed Security Council Working Group, composed of all its members and chaired by France, met in an inaugural session on Wednesday 16 November, 2005.	22/11/2005	Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict
	20,000 displaced face tough time after fleeing fighting in eastern Sri Lanka	10/01/2007	United Nations High Commission for Refugees
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