November 20, Universal Children’s Day
With the occasion of the Universal Children's Day, we would like to reflect on our work for children's rights, the rights violated in millions of human beings threatened by danger and exploitation conditions, the sale of children, the scarce medical attention and the unhealthy conditions where diseases such as malaria or AIDS threaten their future. Read+

Child soldiers: a childhood without rights
The reality of child soldiers is frontally opposed to children's rights as shown in all the principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, 1989. We want to denounce the violation of International Law and of the dignity of these children on November 20, Universal Children's Day and show the work that the Jesuit Refugee service carries out and which we support. Read+

Our work in favour of children’s rights
At Entreculturas we defend the right to a quality education that will enable other rights. But we also know that education is not possible if the total context of the child as a whole is not addressed in his or her education. Education is not possible if children are under nourished, if they don't have the necessary sanitary conditions or if they are surrounded by violence. Read+

Children: actors of their own rights
This article shows two initiatives promoted by Entreculturas seeking to impact on the idea that children's rights should consider children not as passive recipients of these rights but as active members and with a voice to be heard. Read+