Better Care Network highlights recent news pieces related to the issue of children's care around the world. These pieces include newspaper articles, interviews, audio or video clips, campaign launches, and more.
This article from the PIA notes that the Regional Juvenile Justice and Welfare Committee-10 (RJJWC) is set to present a resolution on forging commitments from local government units to support children at risk and children in conflict with the law.
This article from ABC discusses how the child protection system in the northern territory of Australia is more focused on punishing parents than protecting children.
Thomson Reuters reports that an increasing number of women in Nigeria are fooled into giving up their children.
The Guardian reveals how police in Eldoret, Kenya chased children out of "California Barracks" into the Sosiani River.
According to this report from The Huffington Post, children already at risk for human trafficking face greater risk due to the Hurricane Matthew.
This article from ReliefWeb discusses the release of 21 child soldiers in Sudan.
An article by BCN's Lucy Hillier discussing the importance of initiating protective actions and initiatives around mental health care.
According to this article from the Voice of America, migrant children in Greece will begin school next week. The Greek Education Minister states that 1,500 children will be taught at 20 public schools or in classrooms at six refugee camps starting Monday.
In this article from the Guardian, Do Duy Vi, a former street child himself, shares how he he seeks out vulnerable young people in Vietnam’s capital in the hopes of offering them shelter and a new beginning.
Stephen Lewis says grandmother-to-grandmother network got rolling in August 2006 during the International AIDS conference in Toronto.