Here's wishing you a warm welcome to the world of Child Rights and the first issue of 'Child Rights Connect'. Our monthly e-letter, will keep you abreast of happenings related to Child Rights and CRY. We'll point you to resources you can use, indicate some interesting pieces, bring you leads for human interest stories and share with you, the impact CRY-supported projects are making. As a member of the media fraternity, we look forward to your whole-hearted support and participation for ensuring child rights, in fighting the inequalities, in awakening the system and in changing the mindset of millions of our countrymen and women.
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Imagine a country. Call it India, if you will. Yesterday, 10,000 Indians died from entirely preventable causes. As many died the day before. And the previous day. And so on as long as anyone can remember. What do you think might happen in this imaginary land

The population of Girl children dropping out of school by the age of 12 due to the lack of a separate toilet for girls.

CRY held a media meet on the 11th December 2007 in Delhi

State governments have set up several institutions for the development and rehabilitation of children, under the Department of Women and Child Development, Social Welfare department, Tribal Development etc. Aware of CRY's position and experience in area of Juvenile Justice, The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment had asked CRY-Child Rights and You to evaluate and assess the programme for juvenile justice, a scheme drafted in 1999. Attached is the summary of the report.
 
A community's endeavour to better their lives.Click Here to download KMAGVS PHOTOESSAY
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The American Dream
Getting To The Starting Line
                  - Tim Harford

Who could argue with the idea that America is the land of opportunity? Since the country was born, millions of desperate immigrants have fled poverty, war and oppression to become citizens of the land of the free.

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How do you define the rights of someone who cannot understand it themselves?
Inseparably linked to their families or adult guardians and their
community, children are affected by rights violations that communities and adults themselves suffer. This makes them most vulnerable to any situation be it poverty, natural disasters, displacement, social biases and prejudices.

Rights are those basic standards without which people cannot live in dignity. To violate someone's human rights is to treat that person as though she or he were not a human being. To advocate human rights is to demand that the human dignity of all people be respected.
So, how can we protect the rights of these children?

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