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September 2018

June 2018

12 Jun

KidsRights Index 2018: insufficient budget for children’s rights

International children’s rights foundation KidsRights and Erasmus University Rotterdam today published the KidsRights Index 2018. The annual global ranking – issued for the sixth consecutive year – maps how countries adhere to and are equipped to improve the rights of the child. The scope and methodology of the Index are unique, as it collects data from the most reputable sources available worldwide and identifies truly global trends and insights concerning children’s rights.
04 Jun

International children's rights foundation Kidsrights Launches unique platform for young changemakers

International children’s rights foundation KidsRights on 2 June officially launched the Global Changemaking Platform during the Rotterdam Gala in the Netherlands. Over the past thirteen years, the changemaking activities of the winners of the International Children’s Peace Prize have been a true testament to the powerful ways in which children can improve children’s rights. The unique Global Changemaking Platform now enables them to share and support these and other changemaking activities, i...

Internationale kinderrechtenorganisatie KidsRights lanceert uniek platform voor jonge changemakers

Internationale kinderrechtenorganisatie KidsRights heeft zaterdag 2 juni officieel het Global Changemaking Platform gelanceerd tijdens Hét Rotterdam Gala. De winnaars van de Internationale Kindervredesprijs laten met hun changemaking activiteiten al jaren de enorme impact zien die kinderen kunnen hebben in hun strijd om kinderrechten te verbeteren. Door deze en andere changemaking activiteiten vanaf nu op dit unieke platform te delen én te ondersteunen, inspireren en mobiliseren zij anderen e...

March 2018

27 Mar

KidsRights Report: alarming educational gap for Syrian refugee children looming

The KidsRights Foundation has officially started the nomination process for the International Children’s Peace Prize 2018. KidsRights each year awards this prestigious prize to a brave boy or girl, regardless of race, place of birth or social standing, who has demonstrated the skill and determination necessary to personally improve the rights of children. These children deserve recognition and a global platform to continue their work on an international scale. KidsRights therefore calls upon ...

Rapport KidsRights: zorgwekkende onderwijskloof dreigt voor Syrische Kindvluchtelingen

The KidsRights Foundation has officially started the nomination process for the International Children’s Peace Prize 2018. KidsRights each year awards this prestigious prize to a brave boy or girl, regardless of race, place of birth or social standing, who has demonstrated the skill and determination necessary to personally improve the rights of children. These children deserve recognition and a global platform to continue their work on an international scale. KidsRights therefore calls upon ...

January 2018

11 Jan

KidsRights opens up nominations for International Children’s Peace Prize 2018

The KidsRights Foundation has officially started the nomination process for the International Children’s Peace Prize 2018. KidsRights each year awards this prestigious prize to a brave boy or girl, regardless of race, place of birth or social standing, who has demonstrated the skill and determination necessary to personally improve the rights of children. These children deserve recognition and a global platform to continue their work on an international scale. KidsRights therefore calls upon ...

December 2017

04 Dec

Mohamad Al Jounde from Syria wins International Children’s Peace Prize 2017

Sixteen-year-old Mohamad Al Jounde from Syria has won the International Children’s Peace Prize. Mohamad received the award for his efforts to ensure the rights of Syrian refugee children. The award was handed out by Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and Children’s Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai. Mohamad, himself a refugee as a consequence of the Syrian civil war, has amongst other things built a school in a Lebanese refugee camp. The International Children’s Peace Prize is an initiative of Kids...

Mohamad Al Jounde uit Syrië wint Internationale Kindervredesprijs 2017

De 16-jarige Mohamad Al Jounde uit Syrië ontving vandaag in de Haagse Ridderzaal de Internationale Kindervredesprijs 2017 voor zijn inzet voor de rechten van Syrische kindvluchtelingen. Hij ontving de prijs uit handen van Nobelvredeslaureaat en Kindervredesprijswinnares Malala Yousafzai. Mohamad, zelf vluchteling als gevolg van de Syrische burgeroorlog, bouwde onder andere een school in een vluchtelingenkamp in Libanon. De Internationale Kindervredesprijs is een initiatief van Stichting KidsR...

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September 2016

20 Sep

Record number of 120 children in contention for International Children’s Peace Prize 2016

International children’s rights NGO The KidsRights Foundation has today set off on the road to the International Children’s Peace Prize 2016. This year a record number of 120 nominated children are in contention for the internationally acclaimed prize, which is awarded annually to a to a child who has fought courageously to promote children’s rights. On 15 November, KidsRights will announce the three finalists. 2016’s winner will be announced on 2 December during an award ceremony held agains...

July 2016

June 2016

13 Jun

KidsRights Index 2016: countries falling short on children’s rights

KidsRights, the international children’s rights foundation, in collaboration with Erasmus University, has today published the KidsRights Index 2016. The Index is an annually updated global ranking that charts the extent to which countries worldwide adhere to and are equipped to improve the rights of children. This year’s list underlines that, worldwide, countries are falling short on the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

March 2016

31 Mar

Record 120 nominations for International Children’s Peace Prize 2016

The KidsRights Foundation has closed the call to nominations for the International Children’s Peace Prize 2016. KidsRights is very proud to announce that a record number of 120 nominations from 49 countries have been received. Previous International Children’s Peace Prize winners Chaeli Mycroft and Malala Yousafzai are notable examples of people who have nominated a boy or girl for this year’s Prize, which will be awarded on December 2nd 2016 in The Hague, the Netherlands.