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publication Regional NGO Consultation on SAARC Conventions on Children
Coinciding with the 11th SAARC Summit in Kathmandu, South Asian NGO representatives met to critique the SAARC Conventions from a child rights perspective. The meeting included regional representatives and was organised by Save the Children and UNICEF. Participants analysed the Conventions article by article and came up with amendments and recommendations for implementation.
21/02/2002 Save the Children UK - Nepal Office
publication Street Diary
This book discusses street children in Nepal: recommendations; the informal organisation of their lives; groups; mobilities, territories and relationships among children living in different locations; working, earning and spending; girls on the street; street children’s aspirations and visions; and differences from the “home” environment.
02/11/2001 Save the Children UK - Nepal Office
publication National Children's Fair
A National Children's Fair was held on the 10-11 September 2001 under the auspices of the International Save the Children Alliance and the Child Clubs Consortium in Kathmandu.
26/09/2001 Save the Children UK - Nepal Office
event Children's National Fair, Kathmandu
Nepalese children will converge on Kathmandu to inform to make their voices heard nationally and internationally (with delegates participating in the Special Session). They will interact with the SS delegates, mainstream media and with general people from the stalls on 10 and 11 Sept, in the fair venue.
10/09/2001 Save the Children UK - Nepal Office
publication Early Childhood Development programs and Children’s Rights
This paper explains what Early Child Development Programmes are, and argues the importance of addressing the rights of young children holistically so that children’s psychosocial rights are met alongside more widely recognised rights including the rights to education and healthcare.
10/09/2001 Save the Children UK - Nepal Office
publication International Efforts to Ban Products that use Child Labour in South East Asia 01/01/2001 Save the Children UK - Nepal Office
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