Stories & analysis
Lessons learned from the Together for Girls Partnership in Tanzania (opens in a new tab)
The study showcases how the Government of Tanzania and multi-sectoral partners used the results of the Violence Against Children and Youth Report to catalyze action.
via Together for Girls
Law 2019-33 on the Repression of Cyber-Crime in Niger, 2019 (opens in a new tab)
The purpose of this law is to establish the rules applicable to cybercrime or any other illegal act committed using a computer system.
via Africa Laws
Safe Heroes Tanzania (opens in a new tab)
These unsung heroes show us that tackling global problems starts with individual action.
via Together for Girls
Corporal punishment of children in Brazil (opens in a new tab)
This report details corporal punishment in Brazil, setting out the legality of corporal punishment in various settings, as well as relevant recommendations by UN and regional treaty bodies, and summaries of recent prevalence or attitudinal research.
via End Corporal Punishment
Corporal punishment of children in Argentina (opens in a new tab)
This report details corporal punishment in Argentina, setting out the legality of corporal punishment in various settings, as well as relevant recommendations by UN and regional treaty bodies, and summaries of recent prevalence or attitudinal research.
via End Corporal Punishment
Curriculum on Health and Wellness of School-going Adolescents (opens in a new tab)
Curriculum and training material related to health and wellness of school going children as a part of Ayushman Bharat, a flagship programme of Government of India.
via National Council of Educational Research and Training
International technical guidance on sexuality education (opens in a new tab)
This guidance evidences the benefits of high-quality, curriculum-based comprehensive sexuality education.
via World Health Organisation
Penal Code of Niger (opens in a new tab)
The objective of the Penal Code is to protect individual rights and freedoms, outlining regulations on criminal responsibility, specific criminal offences, penalties and security measures.
via Republique de Niger
National Standard Operating Procedures for Management of Sexual Violence Cases in Children (opens in a new tab)
These standard operating procedures seek to enhance the capacity of health care providers and health management teams to respond to and support child survivors of sexual violence.
via Ministry of Health, Kenya