At CRY, we are committed to strengthening awareness of children’s rights through our in-house research. Our studies explore key issues affecting children, providing actionable insights to drive positive change. Stay informed and make a difference – download our research reports to learn more about the challenges and solutions shaping children’s futures.
We constantly endeavour to deepen the public’s understanding of children’s rights by undertaking primary as well as secondary research studies. If you’d like to learn more, download our research reports here.
Our research reports contain thoroughly researched, fact based information that helps portray a realistic situation of the concern at hand. The surveys conducted by our team include a diverse sample size, with proper details of their responses. These comprehensive reports, supported by our learned experts dwell deep into the topic at hand, covering varied aspects and measuring their impact on the society.
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Children cannot advocate for themselves. Hence, as learned individuals of society, it falls upon us to speak up for these souls. Educate them, support them, and build them up to take a stand in the world. Children’s rights are not just meeting the basic needs of food, clothing, and shelter but beyond that. It includes inculcating values, upskilling them, and helping them realize their potential. And most importantly, providing a safe haven for the growing kids to live their childhood before they step into adulthood. To achieve this, it is incredibly important to research what impacts these children and how to bring them out of this.
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