Nobel Peace Prize Boosts Battle to End Child Labor

Recognition for Activist a Reminder of Challenges Ahead

Dispatches: Nobel Highlights Need for Global Action on Child Labor

Mercury, Ghana’s Poisonous Problem

Nobel Peace Prize a Victory for Education

Recognizes Courage on Behalf of Children Everywhere

Haiti: Students Need Safe Water, Toilets

Donor Conference Should Promote Water, Sanitation for Schools

Letter to Vice President Jorge Familiar on the Haiti Water and Sanitation Conference

Witness: Yearning for Freedom in Croatia – Tatjana’s Story

Obama can do more to get kids off the battlefield

US: Tobacco Group Adopts Child Labor Protections

North Carolina Growers Advance Efforts to End Hazardous Work

California: New Law to Protect Jailed Youth

Under-22s No Longer Summarily Sent to Harshest Prisons

Malaysia: Transgender People Under Threat

Eliminate Discriminatory Laws, Practices; End Violence

Mercury Treaty: Seize Chance to Sign at UN Event

One Year On, Governments Should Commit to Action

In Russia the State is a Harsh Parent

Child Laborers. In America. In 2014.

Kids as young as 12 report illness from working in tobacco fields. Why isn’t the government doing anything about it?