World Peace and Other 4th Grade Achievements

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War, global warming, the economic crisis: real problems that seem impossible to solve are indeed resolved by elementary-school-aged children, thanks to an ingenious game of world peace invented by John Hunter, a passionate American professor. He created the game in 1978, and the idea has evolved into a 1.5 meter tall by 1 meter wide […]

Talibani Children

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Who are They ? Most of them come from Mauritinia, Niger, Gambia, Senegal, Mali, and Guinea. They are children, mainly boys, who are entrusted from a young age to a Koranic master by their parents. This master is commonly known as “a holy man.” The holy man teaches them Islam at the Koranic school that […]

Spain: The crisis forces school cafeterias to open in summer

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Associations of volunteers and local authorities try to ensure a full meal for children from the poorest families. Jasmín, Mari Carmen and Carlos Alberto will not have a summer break. Along with thousands of children, both immigrants and Spanish, they will continue to attend school throughout the summer to participate in extracurricular activities. This is […]

Building Europe for, and with, children

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In its 2012-2015 special program for children’s rights, the Council of Europe defined seven good reasons to promote children’s rights “everywhere and for everyone“.     1. “Children are not mini human beings with mini human rights.” Children have rights that are guaranteed by various conventions: at the global level by the Convention on the […]

The Secretary General’s Special Representative for children and armed conflicts: an important position

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“The representative would spend three years in office and would have independent moral authority in order to “promote and protect the rights of children affected by armed conflicts.” Since the 1990 World Summit for Children, one of the UN’s primary functions has been to make the international community aware of the condition of children in […]

Amazing progress in just two years!

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In 2012, Humanium launched a project to improve the living conditions of children and villagers in the village of Keelpasar in India. This community development project had two aims: to provide schooling for every child, and to improve hygiene conditions in the village. This project has now been in place for 18 months, and we […]

Israel – Gaza: Violation of International Humanitarian Law and Children’s Rights

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Humanium is alarmed by the increasing number of civilian and children victims killed at Gaza in violation of international humanitarian law and children’s rights.  The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Navi Pillay, has called into question Israel’s actions in Gaza, saying that there “seems to be a strong possibility that international law has […]