Highlights
The Holy See and the UN
In 2014 the UN reviewed the children’s rights record of the Holy See, giving it five years to improve. This briefing follows up where the Holy See has not, detailing its failure to implement the UN’s recommendations and even how it actively seeks to undermine certain children’s rights.
What Lies Beneath: Silence
For the first edition of our new magazine series, What Lies Beneath explores the role silence plays in human rights. It identifies the role each of us can play in confronting the issues as it tackles them in open conversation, inviting people to think critically about the norms we live by.
Children’s rights and the internet
The communications revolution of the internet age has affected children the most, but misconceptions are rife. This briefing brings a children’s rights perspective to digital rights issues, concluding that the duty to protect children and their right of access to the internet are not in conflict.
And Beyond
Many more of us can play a positive role in advocating for a better world for children. We therefore want to open up discussions around children’s rights for all audiences, presenting and unfolding bold ideas on issues which—whether we know it or not—affect children and young people.
And Beyond is a creative project by CRIN, which looks at the world through stories, humour, artwork and our vision for the future. With it, we encourage people to question, challenge, and think differently about the world we live in and the norms we live by.
What Lies Beneath
As NGOs, how often do we question whether what we’re doing is what we ought to be doing?
Is our work needed and necessary?
We asked ourselves this at CRIN, and we wrote a review about it.
