Child rights

The death of Chadian president Idriss Déby Itno has left the north-central African nation on edge and threatened to derail the war on terror in the region.

Islamic State-linked militants have been unleashing terror in the Cabo Delgado region in Mozambique, beheading children as young as 11.

Monitoring the mental health of children in the social media era becomes all the more difficult in places with high digital illiteracy rates among adults.

Despite pledging to tackle human trafficking, the government of Lesotho falls short of its promise to hold perpetrators accountable and support victims.

COVID-19 threatens to derail international efforts to tackle and eradicate the use of child soldiers.

Across Europe, local authorities and governments engage in and inspire anti-migrant violence in blunt violation of international human rights covenants.

The intention of a group of people, among them 16 children, to flee the violence and poverty of Venezuela ended up in a dangerous journey.

Marcus Rashford may have pressured the UK government to change, but it won't stop long-term child hunger in the UK.

Africa has been betting on the youth dividend to propel the continent to prosperity.

Russian lawmakers had to withdraw a bill about the establishment of juvenile courts just a few hours before it was to be discussed at the parliament.