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29 Aug

Exploring the Mental Health of Children in Nepal: Status of Mental Health and Services Offered

Globally, 10 to 20 percent of children and adolescents experience mental disorders, with many developing issues by age 14, and in Nepal, where 40 percent of the population is under 18, the risk is significant. This report seeks to assess the current state of children's mental health in Nepal, identify potential causes, and highlight gaps in service provision, aiming to improve the treatment and support for affected children and adolescents.

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30 Jul

Beyond Survival: Ensuring Mental Well-Being for Yazidi Refugee Children

The Yazidi community in Iraq has endured atrocities since 2014, particularly affecting children who have endured abduction, enslavement, and trauma from witnessing violence. Despite international protections like the UNCRC, mental health support for Yazidi refugee children is critically inadequate, with many suffering from PTSD and other conditions in poorly resourced camps. This report highlights the need for improved mental health services and proposes actionable improvements to support the psychological well-being of Yazidi children from a human rights perspective.

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30 Jul

Highlighting the Impacts of Castes on Children’s Access to Education in India

Education is a fundamental human right, yet around 711 million people globally remain illiterate, with India having the largest illiterate population at 287 million. While India's literacy rate reached 77.7%percent in 2022, the caste system continues to create significant disparities in educational access, particularly affecting lower-caste children. Despite some efforts to address this inequality, challenges remain, and the discrimination faced by Dalits contributes to higher dropout rates and limits opportunities for social mobility.

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6 Jun

Across the Border: The Humanitarian Crisis of North Korean Asylum Seekers in China

The forced repatriation of around 60 North Korean asylum seekers by China in April 2024 has raised serious international concerns, as these individuals face severe risks such as torture, forced labour, and execution upon their return to North Korea. China's policy of repatriating North Korean refugees, despite international human rights obligations, leaves an estimated 10,000 to 300,000 refugees in hiding at risk. The report examines the socio-political, legal, and humanitarian aspects of this crisis, calling for international intervention to protect vulnerable asylum seekers.

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29 Mar

Monthly Report Pakistan

The March Monthly Report provides a comprehensive overview of human rights developments in Pakistan, focusing on women’s rights, children’s rights, and religious and gender minorities’ rights. It aims to promote […]

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1 Feb

Monthly Report Pakistan

This report provides an in-depth analysis of significant events in Pakistan in February, focusing on the rights of vulnerable groups and minorities, including women, children, and religious and gender minorities. […]

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12 Dec

Monthly Report Pakistan

This monthly report provides an overview of human rights violations in November 2022, focusing on minorities and marginalized groups in Pakistan. It covers Pakistan’s history, political structure, significant violations, children’s […]

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1 Dec

Monthly Report Pakistan

This report provides an overview of the impact of December 2022 on marginalized and vulnerable groups in Pakistan. It covers women’s and children’s rights, religious minorities, security developments, and positive […]

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1 Oct

Child Marriage in Indonesia: Extensive Country Report

Indonesia has one of the highest rates of child marriage under 18 years, with one out of nine girls getting married before their 18th birthday. This is concerning as it […]

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1 Oct

Monthly Report Pakistan

This report provides an overview of recent human rights developments in Pakistan, focusing on vulnerable groups like women, children, and the LGBTQIA+ community. It discusses both abuses and positive developments, […]

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