From Tdh Child Protection Project In Europe <newsletter@tdh-childprotection.org>
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| The dark side of chocolate Easter eggs
Posted on 2008-03-19
Comment: 'The Courier-Mail' article points out the fact that as in Occidental countries chocolate and Easter eggs bring joy to children, in the other side of the world, children are suffering for that. Evidence of child trafficking for cocoa has been proved and up to 12,000 children victims ... [Romania] Prosperity without parents
Posted on 2008-03-15
Comment: To get employment in western Europe, parents let their children in their origin country with the grandparents, reports 'The Globe and Mail' in a long article. In Romania, hundreds of thousands of children have lost their parents because of economic opportunities and cruel immigratio... [Moldova] Government Endorses Draft Law on Adoption
Posted on 2008-03-14
Comment: Moldovan Government endorses draft Law on adoption,regulating both national and international adoptions. According to the draft there will be post-adoption monitoring put in place as well. Allmoldova full text [Germany] Growing number of street children in Germany, report says
Posted on 2008-03-11
Comment: An astonishing report relayed by 'The Earth Times' shows that up to 20,000 children and juveniles are living on the streets in Germany. Some of the reasons found are: domestic violence, neglect or parental drug abuse which lead children to run away and becoming homeless. The report&... |
| Latest News |
| [Ireland] Bishops warn of State powers in immigration bill
Posted on 2008-03-14
Comment: John Cooney writes in the Independent about Catholic bishops raising concerns about Ireland's prepared Bill on immigration. The bishops list seven key points of concerns which include insufficient protection to trafficked and possible detention of children, and no reunification for &quo... CERD Issues Strong Recommendations for Improving the Situation of Roma and Sinti in Italy
Posted on 2008-03-12
Comment: The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) proposes its observations and recommendations on the situation of Roma and Sinti communities in Italy during its 72nd session, last week. The Committee notes the failure of the Italian government to recognize Roma and Sinti as... Human trafficking: an increasing problem requiring a joint effort
Posted on 2008-03-10
Comment: 'Sofia Echo' reports the launching of a combined effort to support victims of human trafficking with a three-year program within nine NGOs from Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Macedonia, Moldova, the Netherlands, Poland and Ukraine. The project will es... [UK] DNA register 'labels children as criminals'
Posted on 2008-03-09
Comment: The Guardian article describes that British authorities store DNA samples of all children between 10 and 18, arrested since 1995, whether they were later charged or not. According to two advocacy groups the DNA of close to 1.5 million children are in the database already. While this does no... [UK] Our children are missing: Most vulnerable youngsters are targeted
Posted on 2008-03-09
Comment: An interesting article in 'The Independent' points out the problem of missing children from foster and care homes. Hundreds have been reported each year in Britain and most of them are victims of child predators for sexual or drug exploitation. Better care of runaway children and a ... |
| News From The Field |
| [Moldova] Local authorities empowered by Tdh community based model of action
Posted on 2008-03-02
February 26th, the Swiss Foundation "Terre des hommes" in Moldova signed a cooperation Agreement with the Chisinau Municipal Department for Child Rights Protection and 5 local public administrations of rural communities of Chisinau municipality. The cooperation Agreement between part... |
| Press Review |
| French send Romas back home
Published on 2008-03-19, Romania - Evenimentul
This very short article published on the web indicates that more than 100 persons from the Roma communities have been sent back to Romania with the support of the French government. Each returnee received 300 Euro and a free seat in Paris - Timisoara charter. To encourage the migrants to settl... |
| Document Library |
| No Way Out: An Assessment of the Romani Community in Georgia
Added on 2008-03-04
The Romani community is the most marginalized and disadvantaged ethnic community in Georgia. Although accurate estimates are hard to establish, the population is thought to number up to 1,500 persons, living in multiple small settlements across Georgia. Extreme poverty, unemployment, lack of educati... |
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