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Child rights

Figueiral, Ribeira do Paul, Santo Antao, Cabo Verde
January 03rd, 2019
The Gap in Global Guidelines on Human Milk Banking
topic:Child rights
partner:NewsDeeply
In 2016, the Nairobi-based Africa Population Health Research Center (APHRC) set out to determine just what Kenyans thought about human milk banking.
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coding
December 19th, 2018
The one million girl coders
topic:Economic Inclusion
by:Bob Koigi
The #IamtheCode movement by Senegalese-born technology entrepreneur Mariéme Jamme targets one million girl coders by 2030.
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Mali_internet
December 14th, 2018
The oral ‘Facebook’ from Mali
topic:Innovation
by:Bob Koigi
Even with the impressive internet penetration in Africa, the continent is still home to countries struggling with high connectivity costs and illiteracy.
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kids in war
December 06th, 2018
To Achieve Lasting Security, Invest in Young Peacebuilders
topic:Child rights
partner:NewsDeeply
One in every four children around the world – about 535 million – currently live in a country impacted by conflict or disaster, according to the UN.
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Hyppo Water Roller
December 03rd, 2018
A Zimbabwean woman who defied the odds in the fight against sexual abuse
topic:Women’s rights
by:Cyril Zenda
Rita Marque-Mbatha from Zimbabwe, does not regret the day she started what later turned out to be a drawn-out 16-year legal battle for justice.
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border
October 31st, 2018
Thousands demand release of separated migrants in the U.S.
topic:Refugees and Asylum
by:Yair Oded
org:change.org
U.S. government launched one of its most draconian decrees: a ‘zero tolerance’ on migrant families. Kids in Need of Defense demands end of detention.
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child marriage
October 24th, 2018
Zimbabwe moves to criminalise child marriages
topic:Child rights
by:Cyril Zenda
Harsh jail terms of upto to as many as 60 years are proposed in case of child marriage.
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prison
October 18th, 2018
Surviving Denmark’s Open Prisons for ‘Undeportables’
topic:Refugees and Asylum
partner:NewsDeeply
Married to a Dane, with a Danish son, Khoshnaw Nameq has been refused asylum in Denmark but cannot be deported to Iraq. what now?
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congo_youth_girls
July 31st, 2018
Congo youth court for sex and reproductive health
topic:Women’s rights
by:Bob Koigi
"Doctor Love" seems to click with majority of young people in the DR Congo because his messages are personalised.
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sex_trafficking
July 31st, 2018
The Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act: friend or foe?
topic:Digital Rights
by:Sofia Gallarate
partner:Screen Shot
The recently voted Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act (SESTA) shows the fine line between limiting web platforms and individual freedom on the internet.
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child soldier congo
July 23rd, 2018
Alain Alwak’s journey from a child soldier in Congo to a journalist
topic:Child rights
by:Bob Koigi
The Democratic Republic of Congo has had a long, protracted and deadly inter-ethnic conflicts that has claimed millions of lives.
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gene testing
July 17th, 2018
Order, Spit, Discover. What are the risks of gene testing migrant children?
topic:Child rights
by:Shira Jeczmien
The gene testing startup 23andMe became well known for its home testing heritage kit.
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marijuhana
July 09th, 2018
Cannabis headache for Zimbabwe
topic:Good Governance
by:Cyril Zenda
The nation is divided over moves to legalise farming of cannabis for medicinal and scientific purposes.
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africa statelessness
June 06th, 2018
Children of no one: Africa takes bold steps to address statelessness
topic:Human Rights
by:Bob Koigi
In Kenya, which has grappled with the influx of refugees for years, proactive steps are being taken to enfranchise thousands of residents.
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US public school
June 04th, 2018
In the fight for America’s education, the States still need uniting
topic:Child rights
by:Yair Oded
Dilapidated walls. Leaking ceilings. Acute shortages of supplies. Absurdly low salaries and hefty budget cuts. This is the public school reality in the US.
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yemen
May 28th, 2018
Yemen: The forgotten war and the world’s worst humanitarian crisis
topic:Political violence
by:Bob Koigi
“We need a serious political process to lead to a political solution because there was never a humanitarian solution for any humanitarian crisis."
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