Article 3: Best interests of the child

TRAFFICKING: Research points to serious mental health impact on trafficked children
9/سبتمبر/2015 News
Children as young as 10 have attempted suicide or suffered serious mental health problems after being trafficked as sex slaves or forced labourers, researchers said yesterday.
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DISCRIMINATION: Youth curfews and children's rights
8/سبتمبر/2015 Publication
Summertime for children is not just about having time off school, staying up late and playing outside; it also comes with...
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Редакционная статья CRIN "Комендантский час и права детей"
3/سبتمبر/2015 Publication
Летнее время для детей это не только отдых от школы, когда можно оставаться до вечера на улице; оно также ассоциируется с...
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Durup v. Durup, Civil Appeal no. 1 of 2000
جمعة, 09/06/2000 - 00:00 Case Law
Case concerning the custody of a young child in Seychelles.
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UN: Children's rights and the Human Rights Committee
28/أغسطس/2015 Publication
While civil and political rights are recognised specifically for children in the CRC, the review by the Human Rights...
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YEMEN: UN Special Representative calls for protection of children in conflict
27/أغسطس/2015 News
The Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) for Children and Armed Conflict Leila Zerrougui has called on all forces in the conflict in Yemen to protect children from harm.
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Dismissal of complaint filed by A. N. Gorbunov regarding the violation of his constitutional rights by Article 261 of the Labour Code of the Russian Federation
ثلاثاء, 05/03/2013 - 00:00 Case Law
Case concerning employment protections for parents of young children in Russia.
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AUSTRALIA: Commonwealth sued over alleged negligence of 5-year-old asylum seeker
17/أغسطس/2015 News
Legal proceedings have been launched against the Australian government over the alleged negligence of a five-year-old girl at Nauru detention centre.
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SENEGAL: First steps taken to eradicate forced child begging in Quranic schools
7/أغسطس/2015 Publication
A committee of African human rights experts agreed that Senegal must work to stop children in Quranic schools being forced to beg for food and money after two postgraduate students compiled a complaint on behalf of the exploited children.
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Case No. 2006 TPI 12 (JN) of 18 January 2006 from the First Instance Tribunal of Niamey
أربعاء, 18/01/2006 - 00:00 Case Law
Case concerning the adoption of a child in Niger.
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