Why is education important? I took a different approach to my piece this time around. I produced an audio interview. The interview focused on the positive realities of education, for which I hope to continue to promote. I interviewed a sister and brother; the girl Kai Joseph attends an all-female school and the boyRead more about Why is education important?[…]
How Canadians Are Veering Billion-Dollar Industries Towards Preserving Children’s Rights In recent years, Canadians have become increasingly conscious about the sources and routes their clothes, coffee beans, jewellery, chocolate and countless other every-day items take before it reaches them. But they haven’t just stopped there; more than ever, they are actively using that knowledgeRead more about How Canadians Are Veering Billion-Dollar Industries Towards Preserving Children’s Rights[…]
CORIA Network presents the proclamation: “Not Favours, but Rights” The Network of Child and Adolescents Correspondents (CORIA Network), presents its first proclamation: “Not Favours, but Rights”, in commemoration of the “Americas Children and Youth Day” that is celebrated every June 9. This document aims to raise awareness and diseminate among the adult worldRead more about CORIA Network presents the proclamation: “Not Favours, but Rights”[…]
Ambassador at work My video is entitled Ambassador at work. It is about the work of an ambassador in the field as a journalist, investigator and activist. I wanted to make children and adolecents aware of their rights and also create a chain reaction of child rights activists in the process. I interviewed aRead more about Ambassador at work[…]
My Experience at the UN 2018 Day of General Discussion Conference In this article, I would like to share my experience regarding my participation in the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child 2018 Day of General Discussion (DGD): “Protecting and Empowering Children as Human Rights Defenders (CHRD)”. This event took placeRead more about My Experience at the UN 2018 Day of General Discussion Conference […]
Day of General Discussion 2018 The United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child held a very important Day of General Discussion in Geneva on the topic of protecting and empowering children human rights defenders. The Committee collaborated with Child Rights Connect and organized the day of discussion. 21 children were selected toRead more about Day of General Discussion 2018[…]
Children Defenders of Human Rights Asia Dial From #TrinidadAndTobago 🇹🇹 tells us about Children Defenders of Human Rights. Child and Adolescent Correspondents of #IINOAS #CORIA
Islamophobia in Canada To those who don’t live in Canada, the country from the outside can seem flawless. In a world where intolerance and hate are spreading and those in power are poorly upholding their countries values, Canada has served as the Western World’s utopian country. Democracy, freedom, peace, security, multiculturalism and diversity areRead more about Islamophobia in Canada[…]
LGBTQ+ Rights in Trinidad & Tobago Very recently, the topic of LGBTQ+ rights has come to light as a law deemed “unconstitutional” preventing the equal treatment of those who are lgbtq+ in Trinidad and Tobago has been repealed. Many Trinbagonians are quite religious, saying that homosexuality goes “against god” or is an abomination whileRead more about LGBTQ+ Rights in Trinidad & Tobago[…]
Children in immigration detention centers Canada is a beautiful and diverse country which is mainly made up of immigrants from all around the world. Many looking for a better life for themselves and their children immigrate to Canada, but sadly not all immigrate to the country legally. Many people form developing countries do immigrateRead more about Children in immigration detention centers[…]