World Urban Forum 2018: Safe cities for children worldwide
With the campaign “Life in the city is no child’s play” we as children’s rights organisation started numerous information- and games activities in Germany and abroad. This press release is about our participation at World Urban Forum in Kuala Lumpur starting by today.
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We cannot allow ourselves to become accustomed to disasters
Small streams transformed into raging rivers overnigt, desperate people with water up to their hips, roads swept away, homes and schools destroyed: We have seen such images so many times that they seem to no longer shock us.
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Brazil: Kindernothilfe supports targeted investments in socially troubled areas
Domestic violence, sexual assaults and discrimination: Kindernothilfe reports blatant children's and human rights violations in Brazil.
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Children need to have a say in issues that concern them
Children and young people have the right to be heard and become involved in issues that concern them.
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It's time to talk: Giving child labourers a voice
The children's relief organisations Kindernothilfe, terre des hommes and Save the Children are dedicated to ensuring that the views of child labourers are included for the first time at the 2017 Global Conference on Child Labour.
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UN conference approves long-term development goals
Kindernothilfe has high expectations for the long-term development goals that are expected to be approved at the UN conference in New York.
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Kindernothilfe presents a study on early childhood education
Early childhood education is a means of finally winning the fight against poverty.
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