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A new bill in Mexico would stop absent parents from using travel permissions as a control tool against children and caregivers. The proposed law could help over 1.3 million single mothers whose ex-partners withhold consent for passports and travel.
After a decade-long closure due to boundary disputes, 23 primary schools in Nigeria's Oyo State are welcoming students again, thanks to community action and advocacy. Seven-year-old Rofiyat no longer has to choose between farming and education.
Nigeria has registered 14 million more births over the past two years, a massive step forward in protecting children's rights and access to services. UNICEF shared the milestone with First Lady Oluremi Tinubu, crediting coordination across all 36 states.
In just two years, Nigeria has given 14 million children their first legal identity through birth registration. This massive effort means millions more kids can now access healthcare, education, and protection.
Over 100 young people in India's Krishna district are taking charge through student-led councils called Bala Panchayats, tackling child marriage, abuse, and school dropout rates in their own villages. These youth advocates are creating real change by identifying problems and working directly with government officials to protect children's rights.
More than 60% of Japanese local governments actively sought children's opinions in 2024 to shape policies affecting their lives. All 47 prefectures and over 1,100 municipalities used face-to-face meetings and online chats to hear directly from young people.
A judge ordered the release of five-year-old Liam Ramos and his father from a US immigration detention facility. The decision came after the judge criticized federal agents for traumatizing children.
A federal judge ruled that a five-year-old boy and his father must be released from immigration detention by Tuesday, ending a case that sparked nationwide concern. The decision brings relief to a family separated from their mother and offers hope that the justice system can protect vulnerable children.
British parliamentarians are launching an international call to action to protect education funding cuts that threaten to push 6 million more children out of school by 2026. The movement aims to unite legislators worldwide around expanding educational opportunity for every child.
Austria just ordered Microsoft to stop using tracking cookies on students using its education software, marking a major win for children's digital privacy. The ruling gives kids better control over their personal data in the classroom.
When Muibat Owoeye's children were suddenly removed from their Lagos school, she turned to social media and government channels to demand accountability. Her action is now sparking meaningful conversations about protecting children's educational rights across Nigeria.