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IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE CHILD - Harmonising laws in Eastern and Southern Africa

IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE CHILD - Harmonisation of national laws with the Convention on the Rights of the Child: Some Observations and Suggestions - By Prof. Jaap Doek

Harmonisation of Laws on Children: Some practical guidance - By Prof. Jaap Doek

DANS L'INTERET SUPERIEUR DE L' ENFANT

PROCEEDINGS OF THE REGIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON – Harmonisation of Laws on Children in Eastern and Southern Africa

BELOW ARE THE PAPERS PRESENTED ON THE REGIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON – Harmonisation of Laws on Children in Eastern and Southern Africa

Age of Criminal Responsibility - By G. Odongo (73 KB)

AU and Harmonisation - By L. Gad (73 KB)

Child Friendly Benches - By M. Koome (513 KB)

Civil Society and Law Reform in Swaziland - By N. Dlamini (64 KB)

Harmonization of Age of Consent and Marriage - By M. Odhiamboo (77 KB)

Harmonization of Minimum age of employment and completion of eduction(186 KB)

Lesotho Law Reform. I. Kimane (56 KB)

United Nations Guidelines on Justice for Child Victims and Witnesses of Crime.(42 KB)

International Standards and Justice for Children- By J. Sloth (342 KB)

The Overarching Definition of a Child. By B. Mezmur.(312 KB)

Realising Rights for Children – Harmonisation of Laws on Children in Eastern and Southern Africa(157 KB)

REALISING RIGHTS FOR CHILDREN - GOOD PRACTICE in Eastern and Southern Africa(3.5 MB)

The Emerging Challenge of Children Heading Households: Some Reflections (604 KB)

Youth Organisations and Initiatives in Africa: Where Do They Stand? (2.0 MB)

Youth Participation: Concepts, Models and Experiences (2.1 MB)

Summary of findings children and youth polls in eight African countries (143 KB)

A Statistical presentation of opinions and perceptions of
children and youth - Angola Report (3.1 MB)

A Statistical presentation of opinions and perceptions of
children and youth - Botswana Report (3.0 MB)

A Statistical presentation of opinions and perceptions of
children and youth - Burundi Report (3.3 MB)

A Statistical presentation of opinions and perceptions of
children and youth - Ethiopia Report (3.2 MB)

A Statistical presentation of opinions and perceptions of
children and youth - Malawi Report (3.1 MB)

A Statistical presentation of opinions and perceptions of
children and youth - Rwanda Report (3.0 MB)

A Statistical presentation of opinions and perceptions of
children and youth - Somalia Report (3.2 MB)

A Statistical presentation of opinions and perceptions of
children and youth - Tanzania Report (3.2 MB)

Born to High Risk: Violence Against Girls in Africa (487 KB)

A report prepared for the Second International Policy Conference on the African Child: Violence Against Girls in Africa.

A Retrospective Survey of Violence Against Girls in Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda (482 KB)

Violence Against Girls at Work in Africa (106 KB)

Violence Against Girls within the Home in Africa (225 KB)

Violence Against Girls within the Community in Africa (136 KB)

Violence Against Girls in Africa During Armed Conflicts and Crises (378 KB)

Violence against Girls and Women Implications for HIV and AIDS in Africa (275 KB)

Violence Against Children in Ethiopia: In Their Words (1.8 MB)

Sticks, Stones and Brutal Words: The Violence Against Children in Ethiopia (12.8 MB)

Universal Birth Registration: The Challenge in Africa (2.2 MB)

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Pledge to stop violence against children

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