19 May 2023 - Tajra Smajic
As a parent, should I stop my children from fighting? As a teacher, should I beat children when they continue to disrupt the class,...
As a researcher work can sometimes be lonely. You become so specialised on a certain topic that there may not be that many others who completely understand...
Despite recent progress in broadening our understanding of ethics in research with children...
22 March 2023 - By Tahreem Masood Rehman
In 2016, Tayyaba, a 10-year-old maid, was rescued from the home of her abusive employer in ...
14 March 2023 - By Guleid Ahmed Jama
Bishii Oktoobar 2022, waxa Madaxwaynaha Somaliland uu saxeexay Xeerka Ilaalinta ...
7 March 2023 - By Solana Kenyon
I would like to start this blogpost with a quick thought experiment. First, I want you to imagine the most difficult...
As most of you know, in 2019 we started a study on the rights of children who are living in the Sahrawi refugee camps near Tindouf, Algeria. Based on our first interviews with children in the camps...
Children’s Rights Research Fund
The Children's Rights Research Fund is offering funding for research projects (€5.000) and/or education projects (€2.500) on children's rights. Deadline: 1 March 2023
31 January 2023 - By Peggy ter Vrugt
Every year around 18,000 children aged 12 to 17 years old are formally interviewed by the police in the Netherlands. Of that ...
16 November 2022 - Marieke Hopman
The International Journal of Human Rights has published an article that present some of the findings of the case study on the child’s right to freedom of expression in MCWS...
Student-assistent
to support "Invisible Children" research project. As part of our four year research project on the development rights of children who are living in unrecognized states...
21 April 2022 - SCORP
The Children’s Rights Research Fund has awarded funding to an educational activity organised by student organization SCORP...
12 April 2022 - Marieke Hopman & Emilia Klebanowski
We are happy to share that we have now submitted the UPR shadow report on the right to freedom of expression with the UN Human Rights Council. You can read the report here...
Children’s Rights Research is an online platform that shares the work of a research collective working on children’s rights. While we work on a diversity of projects, what these have in common is that all projects aim to involve children themselves as much as possible and create social change by sharing the research findings with the relevant community.
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