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    KidsRights Index 2024 – discussed in House of Representatives debate

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    KidsRights  Chairman Marc Dullaert believes: ‘A country that does not take good care of its vulnerable children has a big problem’. He…

    16/04/2025
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    Book Changemakers reaches 1 million young people worldwide

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    Book Changemakers reaches 1 million young people worldwide in less than a month In just four weeks, more than 1 million young people have read the…

    18/03/2025
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    International Children’s Peace Prize Project Fund

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    31 March 2025 – Applications are now closed. Keep in eye in our social media for updates on the selected projects. Apply now: International…

    5/03/2025
  • Nominations open ICPP 2025

    Nominate now for the International Children’s Peace Prize 2025!

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    Nominations are now open for the world's most important youth prize! If you know a young changemaker, between 12 and 18 years, submit your nomination…

    24/01/2025
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    KidsRights newsletter December 2024

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    In this newsletter, we update you on the 20th anniversary of the International Children’s Peace Prize, the KidsRights Index and State of Youth.

    30/12/2024
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    Afghan teen, Nila Ibrahimi (17), wins International Children’s Peace Prize 2024 fighting for girls’ and women’s rights in Afghanistan

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    Afghan teenager, Nila Ibrahimi, has today been awarded the prestigious International Children’s Peace Prize, during an extraordinary ceremony that…

    19/11/2024
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    YOUTH HOLDS THE KEY FOR FUTURE CHANGE

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    “Youth holds the key for future change”: Marc Dullaert at the 19th World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates       in Mexico During the 19th…

    24/09/2024
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    SAFETY, WELLBEING AND LOCAL INTEGRATION OF REFUGEE CHILDREN

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    The 21st century has witnessed a significant rise in forced displacement, leading to a critical refugee crisis. Among the vulnerable populations…

    26/07/2024
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    KidsRights Index 2024: ‘Study reveals 21% rise in violence against children worldwide: Polycrisis for children deepens due to rise in conflicts and continued Covid-19 fallout’

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    The polycrisis impacting children’s rights across the world is deepening as young people continue to suffer from a multitude of crises, according…

    16/07/2024
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    Words to the World: Aayat’s Journey to Inspire Youths in Mozambique

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    I am  Aayat Irfan, a 17-year-old changemaker from Mozambique.  I led an initiative called “Words to the World,” which focuses on…

    2/05/2024
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    Zero Child Mortality: Tamzid Rahman’s Mission Through BloodLink Foundation

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    Tamzid Rahman is a 16-year-old changemaker from Bangladesh. At 15, he established the BloodLink Foundation, Bangladesh’s first and largest…

    30/04/2024
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    Empowering Voices: The Transformative Power of Youth Participation

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    Through dialogues with ten State of Youth’s young changemakers from diverse corners of the globe—including Egypt, Peru, Nigeria, Algeria, Zambia,…

    29/04/2024
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