5. Systematic monitoring – data collection and evaluation

HOLY SEE: Notes from the UN Committee Against Torture’s review
19/Mai/2014 News
In May 2014 the UNCAT reviewed the Holy See, and asked detailed questions about child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church. Read the “unofficial minutes” produced by the World Organization Against Torture and CRIN.
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UN strengthens key human rights reporting system
24/avr/2014 News
The UN General Assembly approves steps to strengthen International Human Rights reporting standards.
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AUSTRALIA: Human Rights Commission to investigate self-harm and suicide in children
23/avr/2014 News
The decision responds to the fact that Australia has some of the highest self-harm and suicide rates among young people in the developed world.
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SYRIA: UN rights chief condemns rampant use of torture by Syrian forces, opposition groups
15/avr/2014 News
The United Nations human rights chief today condemned the rampant use of torture, including allegedly of children, in detention facilities across Syria by Government forces and some armed opposition groups.
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CAEDBE : ouverture de la 23è session ordinaire
7/avr/2014 News
Le Comité africain d'experts sur les droits de l'enfant ouvre ce lundi 7 avril sa 23è session ordinaire à Addis-Abeba, Ethiopie. Celle-ci durera jusqu'au 16 avril.
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COLOMBIA: NGOs sound alarm on Colombia's child victims of sexual violence and forced prostitution
20/mar/2014 News
[14 March 2014] - Nearly 50,000 Colombian children, most of them girls, were raped and or sexually abused by warring...
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COLOMBIA: NGOs sound alarm on Colombia's child victims of sexual violence and forced prostitution
20/mar/2014 News
[14 March 2014] - Nearly 50,000 Colombian children, most of them girls, were raped and or sexually abused by warring...
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ARMED CONFLICT: UN unveils global campaign to end use of child soldiers in Government forces by 2016
18/mar/2014 News
The United Nations today launched a new initiative to end the recruitment and use of children in Government forces in conflict by 2016, with Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon stressing that children should be armed with pens and textbooks, not guns.
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UN: Human Rights Council’s 25th Session opens in Geneva
6/mar/2014 News
The 25th session of Human Rights Council opens in Geneva, highlighting the need for the protection and promotion of human rights for all.
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CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC: Over 6,000 child soldiers may be involved in fighting, UN says
20/Jan/2014 News
More than 6,000 child soldiers may now be involved in the conflict in the Central African Republic (CAR), with their numbers growing as fighting pits community against community in clashes that have taken on increasingly sectarian overtones, the United Nations reported today.
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