“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
Key highlights from exploratory research on the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the lives of Working Children and their Families
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.
Germany can and must do more to combat exploitative child labour worldwide. In particular, there is a need for legal regulation of the human rights due diligence obligations of German companies.
Children’s working realities are very diverse and it is crucial to approach children in a wider socio-ecological framework.
Time to Talk! is highlighted as a case example in a report published by the alliance Joining Forces on the 30 year anniversary of the UN CRC in 2019.
To start the second phase of the Time to Talk! project four regional workshops took place in Nepal, Zambia, Peru and Kosovo. All 25 partners of the Time to Talk! 2019 came together and tried out the new Toolkit II.