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Combating Child Sex Tourism by involving the Canadian private sector of travel and tourism and the Canadian public
Child sex tourism is the commercial sexual exploitation of children by people who travel from one place to another to engage in sexual acts with minors. Often, child sex tourists travel from a richer country to one that is less developed, or they may be travelers within their own countries or region. Child sex tourists take advantage of their anonymity as well as the socio-economic disparities in the locations they
visit.
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20/04/2012 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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CANADA: La protection des enfants victimes et témoins d'actes criminels au Québec
Etude sur la mise en oeuvre des Lignes directrices en matière de justice pour les enfants victimes et témoins d'actes criminels
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10/11/2011 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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CHILDREN AND ARMED CONFLICT: A Guide to International Humanitarian and Human Rights Law
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01/04/2010 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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Guide en matière de droit international humanitaire/de droit international des droits de la personne portant sur les enfants dans les conflits armés
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01/04/2010 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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AFRIQUE: Analyse régionale des droits de l’enfant dans la région des Grands Lacs africains
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03/04/2009 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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NORTH AFRICA: Children's rights country profiles on Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia
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03/04/2007 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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The UN Guidelines on Justice in Matters involving Child Victims and Witnesses of Crime and the Right to Be Heard
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04/08/2006 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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Making Children's Rights Work: country profiles on Cambodia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Timor Leste and Vietnam
Vrej Atabekian, Programme Manager
International Bureau for Children’s Rights
1185 Saint-Mathieu, Montreal H3H 2P7, Quebec, Canada
Tel: +1 514 932 7656; Fax: +1 514 932 9453
Email: v.atabekian@ibcr.org
Website: http://www.ibcr.org
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31/07/2006 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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CANADA: The International Bureau of Children’s Rights is releasing its latest Annual Report (9 August 2005)
IBCR's latest Annual Report covers activities
and results between April 1st 2004 and March
31st 2005. The report details a full and active
year at IBCR, during which IBCR celebrated its
tenth anniversary. It highlights the important
advancements made in securing the rights of
children worldwide through the
implementation of the CRC.
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09/08/2005 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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Making Children’s Rights Work: National and International Perspectives
Concise analysis of the implementation of the
CRC, with experts weighing in on the progress
being made in children’s rights on the national
and international fronts.
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22/06/2005 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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Making Children’s Rights Work: National and International Perspectives
To celebrate the 15th anniversary of
the Convention on the Rights of the
Child (CRC), the IBCR is organising a
conference on the implementation of
the CRC. The following topics will be
addressed: the progress made since
the adoption of the CRC, children's
rights and the justice system, child
trafficking, and justice for child
victims and witnesses of crime.
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18/11/2004 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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Guidelines on Justice for Child Victims and Witnesses of Crime
The Guidelines aim to guide
professionals working with child
victims and witnesses of crime. It is a
working tool to support children's
rights. Published in English, French
and Spanish.
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24/11/2003 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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The Rights of Child Victims and Witnesses of Crime
This compilation of provisions of international and regional instruments was prepared in an attempt to bring together the relevant standards, norms and principles relating to the rights of the child victims and witnesses of crime.
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24/11/2003 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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IBCR Annual Report 2002/2003
IBCR releases its 2002-2003 annual report in both English and French.
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08/09/2003 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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Towards a Culture of Peace and Tolerance
This publication is an educational
package for public secondary schools
aiming at teaching schoolchildren
about the culture of peace and
tolerance.
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15/07/2003 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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Children and Armed Conflict: A guide to international humanitarian and human rights law
This publication, by Ms. Rachel
Harvey, Children and Armed Conflict
Unit, University of Essex, UK, is an
outcome of the training sessions
organized by the International
Bureau for Children’s Rights (IBCR)
for the members of the International
Tribunal for Children’s Rights (ITCR)
in September 2001 in Sarajevo.
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01/06/2003 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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Lignes directrices en matière de justice pour les enfants victimes et témoins d’actes criminels
Ce document s’inspire et regroupe
les normes, standards et principes
universels et régionaux applicables
aux enfants victimes et témoins
d’actes criminels. Elaboré de concert
avec un Comité de direction et de
rédaction composé d’experts de
renommée internationale dans les
domaines des droits de l’enfant, de
la justice pénale et de la
victimologie.
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22/04/2003 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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ICBR Annual report 1998/1999
The annual report in French and English for the International Bureau for Children's Rights for 1998/1999
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30/07/2002 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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Children's Rights: Newsletter of the International Bureau for Children's Rights
A short newsletter with an
international scope containing
articles on children's rights.
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27/07/2001 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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Rites of Peace - Responding to the Rights of Children in Armed Conflict
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30/05/2001 |
International Bureau for Children's Rights
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