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Date: 9th June 2022
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Recreation, play and cultural activities
You are invited to share your stories of childhood play with Licketyspit. In doing so, this will highlight just how well adults remember and value play in their childhoods. In turn, demonstrating the importance of play being at the centre of Scotland’s movement to embed children’s rights into law.
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Date: 9th June 2022
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Awareness-raising
Discover the outcome of a survey of parents across Scotland in 2021 which explored their awareness, knowledge and views of children’s rights and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
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Date: 9th June 2022
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Disability, Basic Health and Welfare
Discover how successful 43 countries across the globe are providing a healthy environment for children. This report card includes information such as whether children have clean drinking water, good quality air, mould- and lead- free homes and access to green play spaces.
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Date: 9th June 2022
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Mental health
Closing date: 20th June 2022
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Date: 9th June 2022
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General principles
Closing date: 30th June 2022
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Date: 9th June 2022
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Education, including vocational education
Closing date: 18th July 2022
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Date: 9th June 2022
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Incorporation
Originally known as the Interim Children and Young People’s Consortium, Rights Right Now! was a pilot project with children and young people that Together led. The project aimed to support meaningful and inclusive participation of children as Scotland moves to incorporate the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
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Date: 9th June 2022
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Family Environment and Alternative Care
Discover the experience and reflections of university students who experienced the break-up of their parents’ relationship during their childhood. A key discovery gives light to the lack of support available to young people struggling with their new arrangements post-separation.
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Date: 9th June 2022
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Mary is currently an undergrad at the University of St Andrews studying Computer Science. She hopes to expand on her interest and knowledge of the third sector by working with our wonderful membership team! Judi has joined Together as part of her master’s research report focusing on different state approaches to incorporation of the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. We are delighted to have Mary join us at Together!
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Date: 9th June 2022
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Refugee , migrant and asylum-seeking children
Ten years ago, the UK Government committed to tackling violence against women by signing the ‘Council of Europe Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence’, better known as the ‘Istanbul Convention’. UK Government has said it will put this Convention into law. However, certain protections will not apply to migrant women. This is because the UK Government has chosen to opt-out of ratifying certain parts of the Convention meaning migrant women will be denied life-saving support and protection.
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Date: 9th June 2022
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Universal Periodic Review (UPR)
Every four years, the UK’s overall human rights progress is assessed under the Universal Periodic Review. The Human Rights Consortium Scotland has gathered evidence from Together and many of our members to identify the human rights progress in the UK and Scotland. The report also includes human rights concerns that relate to Scotland specifically.
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Date: 24th May 2022
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Reporting to and monitoring the UNCRC
We need your help to find out the top three human rights issues facing children and young people across Scotland!
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Date: 3rd May 2022
Category:
Reporting to and monitoring the UNCRC
A new report has been shared with the United Nations which sets out the extent to which human rights are being upheld across the UK. This is part of the Universal Periodic Review process – where countries who are part of the United Nations review each other’s progress on putting human rights into practice.
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Date: 3rd May 2022
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Protection from abuse or neglect
The minimum age of marriage has will be raised from 16 to 18. This will also apply to religious and cultural marriages not registered with the couples' local council. Children will not face penalties under the new law, but adults who facilitate their marriage within England and Wales, or abroad could face a fine and up to seven years in jail.
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Date: 3rd May 2022
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Mental health
Running from Monday 9th May until Sunday 15th May 2022, the theme for Mental Health Awareness Week is loneliness, its effect on our mental health and how we can all play a part in reducing loneliness in our communities.
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Date: 3rd May 2022
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Equal protection from violence, Armed conflict
This new report draws on case studies and evidence to demonstrate the case for integrating peace education into British schools. Accompanying this report are six short films to showcase peace education in action. Each film focuses on a different primary or secondary school that invests in building peace, whether though exploring identity and inclusion, training in conflict resolution, or tackling global issues.
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Date: 3rd May 2022
Category:
Education, including vocational education
Closing date: 31st August 2022 (extended)
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Date: 3rd May 2022
Category:
Health and health services
Closing date: 31st May 2022
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Date: 3rd May 2022
Category:
Health and health services
Closing Date: 16th May 2022
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Date: 3rd May 2022
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UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)
The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child and the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities have expressed concern that discrimination against disabled children makes them disproportionately vulnerable to violence, including corporal punishment, neglect and abuse, in all settings, such as the family home, mental health, educational, or childcare institutions. Subsequently, the Committees call on States to urgently adopt comprehensive strategies to stop this.
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