Under the category Separated and unaccompanied children are the subcategories of Separated child , Unaccompanied child , Child in foster care , Child in institutional care and Neglected child with extended family .

Such groups include girls, children living in poverty, children with disabilities, children belonging to indigenous or minority groups, children from migrant families, children without parental care, children living in institutions, children living with their mothers in prisons, refugee and asylum seeking children, children infected with or affected by HIV AIDS, and children of alcohol or drug addicted parents.

Implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child children with disabilities prevention and eradication of the sale of children, and of their sexual exploitation, including child prostitution and child pornography protection of children affected by armed conflict refugee and internally displaced children elimination of the exploitation of child labour the plight of children living and or working on the streets the girl child

This type of information is lacking in particular with respect to girl children, children living and or working in the streets, disabled children, children living in rural areas and indigenous children.

This type of information is lacking in particular with respect to girl children, children living and or working on the street, disabled children, children living in rural areas and indigenous children.

50. The Committee recommends that special protective measures be implemented in relation to children living in rural areas, children who are victims of abuse, children of single parent families, children born out of wedlock, abandoned, institutionalized and disabled children, children involved with the juvenile justice system, particularly when deprived of their liberty, children involved in child labour and children who, in order to survive, are forced to live and or work in the streets.

280. The Committee recommends that special protective measures be implemented in relation to children living in rural areas, children who are victims of abuse, children of single parent families, children born out of wedlock, abandoned, institutionalized and disabled children, children involved with the juvenile justice system, particularly when deprived of their liberty, children involved in child labour and children who, in order to survive, are forced to live and or work on the street.

Disaggregated data and appropriate indicators seem to be lacking to assess the situation of children, especially those who are victims of abuse, ill treatment or child labour or are involved with the administration of juvenile justice, as well as refugee and internally displaced children, children of single parent families, children in rural and remote areas, abandoned, institutionalized and disabled children, and children who are living and or working on the street.

Disaggregated data and appropriate indicators seem to be lacking to assess the situation of children, especially those who are victims of abuse, ill treatment or child labour or are involved with the administration of juvenile justice, as well as refugee and internally displaced children, children of single parent families, children in rural and remote areas, abandoned, institutionalized and disabled children, and children who are living and or working on the street.

children aged 3 6 years

They can be used as a basis for designing programmes to improve the situation of children, particularly the most disadvantaged, including children belonging to minorities, children with disabilities, children ill treated and abused within the family, children in institutions or deprived of liberty, children who are victims of sexual exploitation and children who live and or work on the streets.

They can be used as a basis for designing programmes to improve the situation of children, particularly the most disadvantaged, including children belonging to minorities, children with disabilities, children ill treated and abused within the family, children in institutions or deprived of their liberty, children who are victims of sexual exploitation and children who live and or work on the street.

Among the 60 Child Councillors who participated, ten were Child Ambassadors.

They can be used as a basis for designing programmes to improve the situation of children, particularly the most disadvantaged, including children with disabilities, the girl child, children ill treated and abused within the family and in other institutions, children deprived of liberty, children who are victims of sexual exploitation, refugee children and children living and or working on the street.

They can be used as a basis for designing programmes to improve the situation of children, particularly the most disadvantaged, including children with disabilities, the girl child, children ill treated and abused within the family and in other institutions, children deprived of liberty, children who are victims of sexual exploitation, refugee children and children living and or working on the street.

States parties shall ensure that children who are victims of children used in sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography are not liable to punishment under for such offences.

More than 2,000 children are being assisted through the UNICEF child trauma project.

Discriminatory attitudes towards children born out of wedlock, children who are living and or working on the street, child victims of sexual exploitation, children with disabilities, refugee children and children belonging to tribal minorities are also a matter of concern.

Discriminatory attitudes towards children born out of wedlock, children who are living and or working on the street, child victims of sexual exploitation, children with disabilities, refugee children and children belonging to tribal minorities are also a matter of concern.

387. The number of children living in homes for little children and in children apos s homes is decreasing.

UNICEF representatives on various occasions during the mission also reported the human rights concerns of Somali children in prisons (often housed with adults), street children, children of minority groups and clans, children as primary caregivers, child labour, and children with physical and mental disabilities.

II. SALE OF CHILDREN, CHILD PROSTITUTION AND CHILD PORNOGRAPHY

Children At the Clinic for Children apos s Diseases

They can be used as a basis for designing programmes to improve the situation of children, particularly the most disadvantaged children, including children with disabilities, refugee and internally displaced children, children ill treated and abused within the family and in institutions or deprived of liberty, children who are victims of sexual exploitation and children who live and or work on the street.

They can be used as a basis for designing programmes to improve the situation of children, particularly the most disadvantaged children, including children with disabilities, refugee and internally displaced children, children ill treated and abused within the family and in institutions or deprived of liberty, children who are victims of sexual exploitation and children who live and or work on the street.

Education is missing in the report as an essential element for the prevention of sale of children, child prostitution, child sex tourism and child pornography.

The plight of children living and or working on the streets

Bearing in mind that the majority of the child victims in the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography are from developing countries,

In 2004, UNICEF supported home based care for young children in 70 countries and centre based care in 84.

The children had sought safety in UNICEF s Juba compound before being sent under UNICEF protection to Khartoum.

By its resolution 51 77 on the rights of the child, the Assembly focused on the protection of children affected by armed conflict, on refugee and internally displaced children, and on the prevention and eradication of the sale of children and of their sexual exploitation, including child prostitution and child pornography.

The Committee is particularly concerned at the insufficient measures and programmes for the protection of the rights of the most vulnerable children, especially children who are victims of abuse, children of single parents, children born out of wedlock, abandoned children, disabled children, children living in poverty and children who, in order to survive, are living and or working in the streets.

The Committee is particularly concerned at the insufficient measures and programmes for the protection of the rights of the most vulnerable children, especially children who are victims of abuse, children of single parents, children born out of wedlock, abandoned children, disabled children, children living in poverty and children who, in order to survive, are living and or working on the street.

The Ministry of Women s and Children s Affairs had undertaken a project for the elimination of trafficking, kidnapping and sale of children in Bangladesh.

Sale of children, child Ms. O. Calcetas Santos 1998

They can be used as a basis for designing programmes to improve the situation of children, particularly those belonging to the most disadvantaged groups, including disabled children, the girl child, children ill treated and abused within the family and in other institutions, children deprived of liberty, children living in rural areas, children who are victims of sexual exploitation, refugee children and children living and or working in the streets.

They can be used as a basis for designing programmes to improve the situation of children, particularly those belonging to the most disadvantaged groups, including disabled children, the girl child, children ill treated and abused within the family and in other institutions, children deprived of their liberty, children living in rural areas, children who are victims of sexual exploitation, refugee children and children living and or working on the street.

Implementing child rights in early childhood

Currently, some 6,200 unaccompanied children in institutions, 6,000 street children, 3,000 youth in detention, 60,000 child headed households and 500 children in institutions for former child soldiers are covered under this programme.

In emergencies, immediate protection efforts continue to focus on unaccompanied and separated children, and where necessary on child soldiers, in line with the CCCs.

2. States Parties shall adopt special measures in order to protect children specially vulnerable to sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography.

(b) Report of the Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and

protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the sale of children,

The Committee is also concerned that some groups of children, in particular girls, children with disabilities, children living in poverty, children born out of wedlock and informally adopted children, suffer from discriminatory attitudes and disparities in accessing basic services.

Disaggregated data and appropriate indicators seem to be lacking to assess the situation of children, especially those who are victims of abuse, ill treatment or child labour or are involved with the administration of juvenile justice, as well as the girl child, children of single parent families and those born out of wedlock, children in rural areas, abandoned, institutionalized and disabled children, and children who, in order to survive, are living and or working in the streets.