“My Son is Just Another Kid”
Experiences of Children Repatriated from Camps for ISIS Suspects and Their Families in Northeast Syria
Children's Rights
Millions of children have no access to education, work long hours under hazardous conditions and are forced to serve as soldiers in armed conflict. They suffer targeted attacks on their schools and teachers or languish in institutions or detention centers, where they endure inhumane conditions and assaults on their dignity. Young and immature, they are often easily exploited. In many cases, they are abused by the very individuals responsible for their care. We are working to help protect children around the world, so they can grow into adults.
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“It Was Really Hard to Protect Myself”
Impact of the Armed Conflict in Syria on Children with Disabilities
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Afghanistan: ISIS Group Targets Religious Minorities
Taliban Need to Protect, Assist Hazara, Other At-Risk Communities
News
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Five Years On, Justice Still a Dream for Cabo Delgado Victims
AU, SADC Should Mandate Investigations Into Abuses
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Australia: Many Children Returned from Syria Detention Doing Well
Australia Should Urgently Repatriate Remaining Children, Women from the Camps
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Canada: Many Children Returned from Syria Detention Doing Well
Urgently Repatriate Canadian Women, Children from Camps
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Trinidad and Tobago: Many Children Returned from Syria Detention Doing Well
Trinidad and Tobago Should Urgently Repatriate all Remaining Nationals
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Interview: How a System Designed to Protect US Children Actually Traumatizes Them
Families Need Support, Not Punishment
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US: Child Welfare System Harms Families
Disproportionate Separation in Black, Indigenous Communities
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