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Child Rights Floor in Children’s House! This floor is moderated by the Network, CRIN, with support from other organizations and institutions on the House Committee. The Child Rights Floor points the way to the all the best child rights information on the world wide web
The Child Rights Floor offers you a series of links to web sites containing substantive information on child rights issues. Alongside each link we give a short note about each information provider and what you can expect to find on their web pages. In collaboration with Defence for Children International we have also put an electronic version of the DCI kit on international standards concerning the rights of the child in the Child Rights Floor. The kit contains the text of the six standards concerning the rights of the child and each is accompanied by an introductory article explaining in plain English the key points in each text.
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United Nations High Comissioner for Human Rights
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Through this site you can find the country reports on the UN Declaration on the Rights of the Child under |
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Convent House
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Casa Alianza is an independent , nonprofit organisation dedicated to the rehabilitation and defence of street children in Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico. Casa Alianza is the Latin America branch of the New-York based Convent House a nonprofit , Catholic agency Casa Alianza’s web pages contain a large amount of information on street children, particularly relating to the three countries where they are working Their pages include background information, full text press releases and news items. They also include amnesty reports on advocacy and street children; Multinationals ,street children and glue, and AIDS and street children. . |
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International 35 Piccadilly |
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Childnet International is a non-profit organisation, concerned to enable children to benefit from all the changes in international communications, and to protect them from any negative influences. Childnets web pages are still in the process of construction. Currently they detail Childnet’s future aims to promote good practice in the industry, to educate and inform, and their research plans. Their pages look best when viewed with explorer. |
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Childwatch PO Box 1132 |
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Childwatch is an international network for institutions and individuals involved in research for children. Childwatch’s web pages lists the projects key institions and reports of meetings, full text of their annual report and abstracts of publications. The pages will also list reports from childwatch projects as they become available, including a report from the indicators project on children and prostitution and a report on urban childhood. The pages also give direct online access to childwatch’s database on European Reseach. |
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Rights Information Network – CRIN 17 Grove Lane |
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CRIN is a newly formed international information network for organisations and individuals who are involved in child rights activities. Members of the network are committed to the Convention on the Rights of the Child and sharing information with others to promote children’s rights. CRIN is currently developing a set of web pages which provide information on children’s rights issues, activities and details of organisations working in the area of children’s rights. The pages are also linked to CRIN’s organisations database, which lists details of resource collections, research projects and publications produced by organisations working in the area of children’s rights. |
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Defence For Children International PO Box 88 |
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DCI is a non-governmental organisation set up to ensure on-going practical, systematic and concerted international action is specifically directed towards promoting and protecting the rights of the child. In order to help all those individual organisations working for the legal and social defence of children DCI has produced a kit of relevant international standards concerning the Rights of the Child. Each text is accompanied by an introductory article to help readers better understand the legal texts .An electronic version of the kit is available through the Child Rights Floor. |
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Documentation Center Center for World Indigenous Studies 2574 |
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The fourth world documentation project aims to document and make available to tribal governments, researchers and organizations, important documents relating to the social, political, strategic, economic and human rights situations being faced by Fourth World nations .Over the past eleven years CWIS has archived thousands of documents generated by tribal governments, inter-tribal organizations, county, state and federal governments and international bodies like the United Nations. Their collection of documents includes many directly relating to the rights of the children of minority and indigenous peoples. Including many documents dealing with childrens education, social welfare and health. |
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Childnet #133-990 Beach Avenue |
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Global Childnet is an organisation currently developing a range of easily accessible, child health related, on-line services using the internet. They deal exclusively with electronic information on children and children’s health. The services they currently offer via their web pages include list of links to existing information sources, news briefs on relevant information on the internet and access to their two databases. The bibliographic database contains screened bibliographic citations and the organisations database |
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Watch 485 Fifth Avenue |
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Human Rights Watch conducts regular,systematic investigations of human rights abuses in some seventy countries around the world. HRW is currently involved in a collaberative project on Childrens rights and a number of it’s reports relating to this project are available through it’s web pages. The reports cover rights issues connected with detention of children in Jamica, Children abused by security forces and paramilitaries in Northern Ireland, judicial execution of children in the US,child soldiers in Liberia and the Sudan, bonded labour in India, street children and the police in Bulgaria, and children and human rights in the US. |
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Children Alliance 59 Chemin Moise Duboule |
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The International Save the Children Alliance is made up of 23 member organisations. All the work of the Alliance organisations is based on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. The Alliance web pages focus on three priory themes currenly prioritised by the Alliance’s members. The Convention on the Rights of the child, children poverty and the economic system, and children in armed conflict and displacement. The pages include several major documents produced by the Alliance on these themes, contact details for members of the NGO group for the convention and a list of national coalitions world wide. |
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of Minnesota – Human Rights Library |
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The University of Minnesota’s Human Rights Library has over 90 of the most important international human rights treaties and other instruments; general comments recommendations , decisions , and views of human rights treaties bodies.The treaties and general comments are accessible through a WAIS search device.This is a superb resource offering electronic versions of all official documents relating to the convention. |
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Torgaten 4 |
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Radda Barnen’s (Swedish save the Children) runs web pages in English and Swedish. Their pages include the full text in English of Radda Barnen’s newsletter on child soldiers and material published in association with the August conference, the World Congress against the commercial sexual exploitation of children |
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the Children UK Mary Datchelor House |
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Save the Children is the UK’s leading international children’s charity. SCF’s Web pages give basic information on their publications which include research reports and working papers on child rights issues |
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E-mail directory |
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UNICEF’s web pages contain the full text of 1997’s state of the world’s children and include a downloadable version of the full document. Their pages also have articles and information on child labour and a report from the international day of children’s broadcasting. Their section on children’s rights has detailed information on the convention , including a commentry on the major headings of the convention, the process of ratification, its current status, and monitoring the convention. |
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