Child marriage is a global issue that concerns the violation of children's rights. All signatory countries to International Convention on Rights (UNCRC), including Malaysia, are obliged raise marriageable age 18 years old as legal measure curb child marriage. However, proposed law reform received strong rejection and criticism from religious groups in various Muslim countries. Religious traditi...

Convention on The Rights of Child is the most comprehensive international legal instrument human rights to promote and protect children. In late 2019, Coronavirus Disease 19 outbreak started. This pandemic then has led socio-economic impact as a result preventive controlling actions. also affected fulfillment child’s including children in City Serang. research was aimed at investigating impleme...

Abstract The Travaux Préparatoires insist upon the close nexus between Articles 9, 10, and 11 along with several other provisions of UNCRC that protect bond child parent. This chapter analyses content Article 9 in relation to general principles Child rights, related international human rights treaties materials, sets out four main attributes right, as a child, not be separated from one’s parent...

Abstract This article analyses the rise of new right-wing, nationalistic, xenophobic, and authoritarian populism as a challenge to children’s human rights. Informed by needs theory, it situates in context globalization, economic grievances, cultural resentment backlash against out-groups. Fuelling support for has been growing existential insecurity combined with lack effective education on The ...

This study examines Cambodia’s implementation of the United Nations Convention on Rights Child (CRC). Corpus analysis civil society organisations’ submissions to Universal Periodic Review reveals a raft CRC violations, including sexual abuse, trafficking and child labour. is due political bureaucratic failings. The wider significance this lies in underlining how disjuncture between state underp...

Abstract This study investigates the attitudes, behaviors, and views about rights of child early childhood education (ECE) teachers in Turkey. A mixed-method sequential transformative design was used, 205 ECE teachers’ attitudes towards children’s were analyzed using a quantitative questionnaire. Ten these then observed, their terms children elicited through interviews. According to findings, t...

Abstract This article argues that the principles of Convention on Rights Child are limited relevance, when considering Māori children’s rights. It further law and processes recognising rights should be grounded in Declaration Indigenous Peoples Treaty Waitangi. The analysis suggests realising will require decolonisation youth justice family systems, respect for self-determination recognition co...

Rights-based approaches to children’s digital media practices are gaining attention offering a framework for research, policy and initiatives that can balance children’s need for protection online with their capacity to maximize the opportunities and benefits of connectivity. But what does it mean to bring the concepts of the digital, rights and the child into dialogue? Arguing that the child r...

Despite its illegality, child marriage occurs throughout the Indian landscape. In her book, Child Marriage in India: Socio-legal and Human Rights Dimensions, Jaya Sagade examines the prevalence of child marriage among India’s various cultures and its impact on the human rights of young women. Sagade asserts that, notwithstanding minimal legislative efforts, the Indian government has not met the...

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