Reports

141 Organizations From 32 Countries Praise Senegal, AU Effort (Dakar, November 2, 2014) – 141 African human rights groups from 32 countries today issued an open letter expressing support for the efforts by Senegal and the African…

L’objectif de ce document est de fournir un guide commun et simple pour les acteurs humanitaires actifs sur le terrain qui sont confrontés à des cas de protection de l’enfant.

When the breadth of the Ebola epidemic became clear, NORCAP veteran Stener Vogt (58) decided he would not retire from humanitarian work after all. On Friday, he travels to Liberia to lead the child protection cluster…

The capital city of Central African Republic – Bangui – has been on virtual lockdown for the past five days. Intercommunal violence has again flared up, with at least 10 people killed including three children. Respect for…

As Ebola continues to claim lives across West Africa, thousands of orphaned teenage girls are being thrown into early motherhood to look after their younger siblings. 8 October 2014: Siah, 16 and her 5-year-old brother John have…

By Amy Richmond, Child Protection Adviser in Liberia My name is Amy, and I’m in Liberia, responding to the Ebola crisis – the deadliest outbreak in history. It’s perhaps the most challenging assignment of my Save the…

Bukavu, 29 September 2014 – The Congolese National Police (PNC) in South Kivu, in partnership with the United Nations Police (UNPOL) component of MONUSCO, presented certificates to 183 police officers as they completed their community policing…

Terre des hommes (Tdh) and its partner Enda Mali are committed to protecting migrant children in Mali by aiding the national authorities, civil society and community actors to integrate the key elements of mobility into their…

L’ONG Action pour la protection et l’encadrement de l’enfant (APEE) organise depuis mardi 23 septembre, avec l’appui financier de l’Unicef, à Gbadolite (Equateur), un atelier de lutte contre les violences sexuelles. Cette rencontre vise aussi a…

19 September 2014: Children are being hardest hit by the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, says Plan International. The organisation says young people are not just getting infected by the deadly virus – but also being orphaned,…