The issue topic: сhildren’s rights New Treaties Needed to Protect Children’s Rights in Eastern Europe and Central Asia The graphic story “Alyona” to the International Romani Day ADC Memorial submitted an alternative report to the UN CRC on the rights…
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, together with other international organizations such as the World Health Organization, with one assent state that : “Comprehensive sexuality education plays a central role in the preparation of young people for a…
Russian law and law enforcement practice still fail to live up to the country’s obligations to create equal rights and opportunities for the self-realization of children with disabilities guaranteed by the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the…
The Bulletin includes: a new ADC Memorial campaign #CrossborderChildhood for the rights of migrant children in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia region; a graphic history of discrimination against Roma children in school; failure to implement the rights of children…
On May 30, 2019, international scientific-practical conference “Typical and atypical employment: perspectives of research and legal regulation” (Vth Gusov Readings) was held in Moscow. It was combined with the annual XIIIth Conference of “Lawyers for Labor Rights” association. One of…
For the upcoming 83rd session of the UN CRC and the review of the situation of children’s rights in Belarus (January 2020), ADC Memorial prepared an alternative report on the problem of immigration detention of children. In Belarus, the outdated…
On May 30, 2019, the Supreme Court of the Republic of Khakassia granted the appeal of the Ust-Abakan town administration against the earlier ruling of the Ust-Abakan district court and ordered the residents of a Roma settlement to demolish within…
Paris-Brussels. 31 May 2019. On the eve of International Children’s Day, FIDH member organization ADC Memorial announces the launch of its #CrossborderChildhood campaign. The campaign advocates for the rights of migrant children in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, who are…
Migrant children can end up “unaccompanied” in a foreign country for a variety of reasons, including the illness, death, imprisonment, or expulsion of their parents. Children in this situation are returned by staff members from reception centers or social transit…
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