A new educational and LRT mission is proposed to promote a favorable view of the marital family within the laws
The Lithuanian government is proposing a legislative package aimed at promoting a favorable cultural environment for families and child-rearing as part of a new demographic policy initiative.
Zimbabwe Considers Social Media Ban for Under-18s in Child Protection Plan
The Zimbabwean government is proposing a ban on social media use for those under 18 years old as part of a new Child Online Protection Policy.
Is the basis of the criticized policy the ordinance I proposed?…In-ae Lee's self-contradiction
Lee In-ae, a member of the Gyeonggi Provincial Assembly, criticizes Governor Kim Dong-yeon's child care policy for undocumented migrant children as 'populism,' despite having proposed the ordinance that serves as its legal basis.
Andrei Kante: Tallinn will not leave any child without a school place
Andrei Kante argues that the restructuring of the school network in North Tallinn aims to eliminate chaos left by previous government decisions rather than being anti-child or anti-family.
Our child has become health legally competent. It has created greater room for a deadly project.
The article discusses the implications of a new law in Norway that allows teenagers over 16 to make their own health decisions, focusing on the challenges this poses for those suffering from eating disorders.
DN Debate. 'Now the rights of Sweden's youth are being curtailed'
A debate article discusses the proposed lowering of the legal age of criminal responsibility in Sweden, highlighting a worrying trend of disregarding the rights of children and youth.
Kim Dong-yeon directly responds to criticism from Joo Jin-woo about 'populism': 'Do you only see human rights as votes?'
Kim Dong-yeon, the Governor of Gyeonggi Province, criticized opposition lawmaker Joo Jin-woo for labeling a child support policy for undocumented immigrants as 'populism,' questioning whether Joo views human rights merely in terms of votes.
Andhra Pradesh Population Draft Policy: Government Will Provide Money for Having More Than One Child, Subsidies, and Other Benefits, For the First Time in India
The Andhra Pradesh government has announced financial incentives for families with more than one child as part of a new population policy aimed at increasing the state's birth rate.
Indonesia to ban social media for children under 16
Indonesia will prohibit children under 16 from accessing social media platforms, citing the need to protect them from various online threats.
Andhra Pradesh will reward ₹25,000 for the birth of a third child, announces CM Naidu
Andhra Pradesh's Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has announced a financial incentive of ₹25,000 for couples having a third child to address the state's declining fertility rate.
Recriminalization of Child Support Non-Payment Does Not Concern Released Debtors
The article discusses the policy changes regarding the criminalization of child support non-payment in Czechia, specifically noting that it does not affect previously released non-payers.
Ari wanted to take his disabled child to train – a blunt response from the gym chain
Ari's attempt to bring his disabled child to a gym was met with a negative policy from the chain requiring assistants to have their own membership.
SF candidate: Wammen was proud when public employees got an extra sick day for children. Does he really think we are done?
The article discusses a parent's struggle with the limitations of sick days for taking care of a child, highlighting the need for policy changes in parental leave.
Supreme Court ruling on secretive California gender policy could reshape parent rights fights nationwide
The Supreme Court has paused California's enforcement of a law blocking schools from informing parents when their child identifies as transgender, a decision praised by parental rights advocates.
Melania Trump focuses on child safety as she chairs UN Security Council meeting amid Iran conflict
Melania Trump champions child safety during a UN Security Council meeting, emphasizing peace amidst ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.
Vladimir Putin crony warns WW3 will make Hiroshima look like 'child's play'
Dmitry Medvedev warned that a potential World War III would far exceed the devastation of Hiroshima, criticizing Western leaders for their role in escalating tensions.
The Government Supported Stricter Regulation of the Crime of Non-Payment of Alimony
The Czech government has endorsed stricter regulations for the crime of non-payment of alimony.
From 2026 – increased benefits for foster care of children: here's how much it is and where to apply
Lithuania is set to increase foster care benefits for children starting in 2026, adjusting the amounts based on age and needs.
Trial over child addiction: former head of WhatsApp reveals why she left the app in Brazil: 'immense frustration'
Daniela de Almeida, former head of public policy at WhatsApp in Brazil, expresses her frustrations regarding barriers she faced while trying to develop safer technologies for children amidst an ongoing US trial on social media addiction.
Child poverty rising for third straight year in Canada, report says
Child poverty in Canada has increased for the third consecutive year, with a report highlighting significant setbacks in efforts to reduce poverty among children.
15 States Target US Government Over Child Vaccination Policy
Fifteen states are taking action against the US government's child vaccination policy.
'I applaud Tesco for introducing new parking rule but there's just 1 problem'
Tesco is trialing a new parking scheme aimed at preventing the misuse of parent and child and disabled parking spaces, with potential fines for violators.
SP creates seal for companies that excuse employee absences for taking children to the doctor
São Paulo has introduced a seal for companies that excuse employee absences when they take their children to medical appointments.
Letter to the Editor. State Child Industry is the Reality Behind a False Self-Image
A researcher argues for the dissolution of state-run facilities for children and youth and advocates for transferring responsibility to regional authorities for better care.
"Mini City" for Children: A Municipality in the Conurbano, Recognized in Mexico for its Urban Project
San Martín municipality in Argentina was recognized for its child-focused urban development strategies, participating in a training program in Mexico.
Family Policy: Child Benefits Will Soon be Automatic
Parents will soon receive child benefits automatically after the birth of a child without having to submit an application in most cases, according to a draft law from the Federal Ministry of Finance in Germany.
The statue got two extra children when China changed policy
A statue in Wuhan's Jiangtan Park symbolizes China's shift from the one-child policy to encouraging larger families by adding two children to the original family depicted.
Less bureaucracy: Child benefit to be paid automatically in the future
The German government plans to eliminate the application process for child benefits, allowing for automatic payments to families.
‘No real progress’ in Nova Scotia’s child and family poverty rates: report
A new report indicates that child and family poverty rates in Nova Scotia remain stagnant with no significant progress.
Reform UK would restore two-child benefit cap, Jenrick says in policy U-turn
Reform UK plans to reinstate the two-child benefit cap, with Robert Jenrick stating this would help address issues related to welfare reform.
Demographic: a new form of national bankruptcy
The Greek Parliament has initiated the hiring of a child from a large family as part of efforts to support multi-child households amidst the country's declining demographic situation.
China's demographic disaster / The three-child policy is failing. Birth rates are lower than ever, and the country is losing millions of inhabitants
China's three-child policy has failed to boost birth rates, leading to a population decline as the country lost 3.39 million inhabitants last year.
Should the UK ban social media for under-16s? Take our poll and have your say
The UK government is considering a ban on social media for under-16s to ensure children's safety online, inspired by similar actions in Australia and other European countries.
Sweden Deports Baby to Iran – Parents Get to Stay
A Swedish infant born in Sweden is set to be deported to Iran despite both parents receiving work permits, raising questions about the practicality and morality of separating a child from their guardians.
These offenders seek to be "caught in the claw": New amendments in the Seimas
New legislative proposals in Lithuania intend to impose strict measures on parents failing to pay child support.
Kenya: State Department for Children's Services Reaffirms Plan to End Child Institutionalisation By 2032
The Kenyan government plans to end child institutionalization by 2032, promoting family-based care instead.
STM Working Group: Child Welfare Client Ratio Could Be Abandoned – Only in Effect for Two Years
A working group set up by Finland's Ministry of Social Affairs and Health suggests reconsidering the child welfare client ratio regulation that limits social workers to a maximum of 30 children.
Father on parental leave: legislation and financial reality
The article discusses recent changes in Latvian legislation regarding parental leave, emphasizing the need for encouraging father's involvement in child care.
UK nursery worker faces jail for years of child sexual abuse
A UK nursery worker admitted to multiple counts of child sexual abuse and is set to be sentenced, prompting the UK government to consider mandatory CCTV in nurseries to enhance child safety.
It's official: The United States will revoke the passports of citizens who do not comply with this obligation
The U.S. State Department will revoke the passports of citizens who fail to meet certain obligations, particularly concerning child support payments.
Acre is the state with the fewest records of child labor departures, says MTE
Acre recorded only one case of child labor in 2025, making it the state with the lowest incidence in Brazil according to the Ministry of Labor and Employment.
€250 per child per month: the flagship measure of a 'big bang' in family policy to revive failing birth rates
A new report proposes significant reforms to France's family policy, including a monthly allowance for children and extended parental leave, aiming to boost declining birth rates.
US will revoke passports from parents with child support debts
The US government is set to enforce a stricter policy allowing the revocation of passports from parents who owe significant child support payments.
No to Allowing Prosecutors to Make Decisions on LVU
A government-commissioned investigation warns against granting prosecutors the authority to decide on the immediate care of children under the care of youth law (LVU).
Committee tasked with examining NT child deaths scrapped by government
The Northern Territory government in Australia has disbanded the Child Deaths Review and Prevention Committee, raising concerns about gaps in child death prevention efforts.
VIDEOS: Jornal Anhanguera 1st Edition from Monday, February 9, 2026
A series of significant news highlights from Brazil covering various topics including labor proposals, public investment issues, and pop culture events.
Letter to the Editor. Increase child allowances and tax the money as income
A proposal to increase child allowances while taxing them as income argues for a fairer distribution of state benefits.
Squirming Reform MP confronted over child poverty vote blunder on live TV
MP Robert Jenrick mistakenly voted to lift the two-child benefit cap, potentially helping hundreds of thousands of children out of poverty, but denies confusion over his party's policy.
Osaka City to Make Childcare Free for First Child, Providing 100,000 Yen Coupons for Families That Do Not Use Services
Osaka City will make childcare free for first children aged 0-2 and distribute 100,000 yen coupons for families that do not utilize childcare services.
The government plans to establish a facility in Finland where children can be locked up - not much different from a prison
The Finnish government is planning to create a facility for severely troubled youths, reflecting a growing concern over juvenile crime and the lack of appropriate placements for these children.