Gender Differences in Children’s Work
In the past four years, we have learned one lesson over and over again: Children’s work is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon. Its impacts and consequences differ according to the type of work children do,
Author: Lea Kulakow
C20: messages to governments & civil society
C20 panel discusion: “Let Our Voices Be Heard: Working Children’s Perspective on Local and Global Matters”
Time to Talk! at the Civil Society Summit 2020
Time to Talk! will host a panel discussion during the virtual Civil Society Summit 2020. Four Children Advisory Comittee delegates from Kenya and Bangladesh will share there experience and suggestions in a session called “Let our voices be heard: Working children perspectives on local and global matters”.
Lebanon: “Working children are still children”
The messages of the Children Advisory Comittee members at AMURT Lebanon are spread all over Chouf district in Lebanon on billboards.
“We have very limited choices of what food to eat because of Covid.”
Key highlights from exploratory research on the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the lives of Working Children and their Families
When children take the lead
Time to Talk! is part of the latest publication of the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence against Children. The report “When children take the lead” contents 10 examples of participatory approaches to tackle violence.