An Amazon tribe was saved from extinction with only three women and no men
An Amazonian tribe, the akuntsu, found hope for survival after the birth of a child to one of the last three women of their population, highlighting the importance of indigenous rights and rainforest conservation.
Ian Huntley's attacker gets jail 'bragging rights' after attack on Soham killer
Ian Huntley, the Soham double child killer, is in critical condition after being violently attacked by an inmate at HMP Frankland.
Heidi got married unwillingly at only 17 – 'When I was expecting my fifth child, I was advised to have an abortion'
The article discusses Heidi's experiences of marrying young and facing pressure regarding her pregnancy decisions.
Yemeni Child Subjected to Brutal Torture Due to Mango and Outrage on Social Media
A 13-year-old Yemeni boy was brutally tortured for taking a mango from a farm, leading to widespread outrage among Yemenis.
Basti: Two girls aged 13 and 14 became mothers; their dignity was violated by relatives!
Two minor girls in Basti, India, were victims of sexual assault and have subsequently become mothers, leading to a societal uproar.
Germany Blog: Bundestag Decides on More Rights for Biological Fathers
The Bundestag has passed a law enhancing the legal rights of biological fathers in Germany, enabling them to more easily contest the legal paternity of another man for their child.
Institute allocates R$ 17 million for 38 education projects in the country
The Itaú Social Institute will allocate over R$ 17 million to educational programs across Brazil, supporting 38 projects aimed at improving children's school access and retention.
The victory of a 'sister of courage' against the Russian child indoctrination machinery
Ksenia Koldin, at just 21 years old, shares her brave journey in recovering her brother from a Russian re-education camp after their family faced struggles with alcohol.
Ministry of Women and AGU request that CNJ investigate judges who acquitted defendant for the rape of a minor
The Ministry of Women and AGU have requested an investigation into judges who acquitted a man accused of raping a minor.
The Council on Legislation criticizes proposal for the detention of children
The Swedish government faces backlash over its proposal to extend the detention period for children from three to five months, which is criticized by the Council on Legislation for conflicting with the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
UN criticizes acquittal of man for raping 12-year-old girl in Minas Gerais
UN agencies express deep concern over the acquittal of a man accused of raping a 12-year-old girl in Brazil.
The danger of living "outside the system": the mistake some parents made in an isolated house that cost them custody
A family living in isolation in Italy lost custody of their children after their lifestyle choice was deemed a serious violation of minors' rights.
15 States Target US Government Over Child Vaccination Policy
Fifteen states are taking action against the US government's child vaccination policy.
Matea Ćorić: Surrogacy – Trading Life Under the Veil of Compassion
The article discusses the moral implications of surrogacy, emphasizing the view that it commodifies motherhood and reduces the dignity of the child and mother.
Infant Death in Alytus: Child Rights Defenders Announce What is Known About the Family
A tragic incident in Alytus resulted in the death of an infant, leading authorities to investigate the circumstances surrounding the event.
Temporary suspension of membership for Bae Hyun-jin to be heard on the 26th
The Seoul Southern District Court will hold a hearing on Bae Hyun-jin's request to suspend the disciplinary action that halted her party membership for one year.
I'm an MP and SEND parent - I'm hopeful we don't have to fight for our child's basic rights
Labour MP Jen Craft, who is also a parent of a child with special educational needs, expresses hope for positive reforms in the government’s special educational needs system, as concerns from parents are often politicized.
The kidnapped child has been abroad for two years. "The system didn’t help me," says the father
A father laments that he hasn’t received assistance from the system after his child was kidnapped and taken abroad for two years.
Anambra to prosecute woman accused of burning maid with hot iron
The Anambra State government is moving forward with the prosecution of a woman accused of torturing her housemaid with a hot iron.
Vermont couple reclaims foster care license after taking a stand on child gender transitioning
A married couple in Vermont has successfully reclaimed their foster care license after legal action against the state's requirement for LGBTQ+ training, which they opposed due to their views on child gender transitioning.
Balcázar Faces First Controversy as President of Peru: Criticism Over Comments on Child Marriage
Peru's new interim president, José María Balcázar, is facing backlash from human rights organizations for his comments on child marriage restrictions.
Unable to bear labor pain, she cut open her abdomen with a blade, intestines came out
In a desperate act, a pregnant woman in Uttar Pradesh cut open her abdomen with a blade during labor pains, leading to the birth of her child.
Victims of human rights violations at Seongam Academy and Brothers Home will receive compensation without state lawsuits
Victims of past human rights violations in child welfare and homeless facilities in South Korea will be able to receive compensation without having to pursue lawsuits against the state.
‘Suspension of Membership Rights’ Baehyun-jin of the National Power, Files Application for Suspension of Disciplinary Action in Court
Lawmaker Baehyun-jin, who received a one-year suspension from the National Power party, has filed for a court injunction to halt the disciplinary action against her.
What to do if you have nude pictures leaked online
A recent program highlighted the police's efforts to combat online child pornography, raising awareness about the steps victims can take if they suspect their own images have been leaked.
'Rape Victim's Child Receives Mother's Name', Court Draws the Line
The Bombay High Court ruled that a child born to a rape victim can take the name and caste of the single mother, emphasizing the importance of societal acceptance and the rights of women.
Justice condemns man for registering another's daughter to receive visits from the child's mother in prison in the interior of SP
A man was sentenced to over two years in prison for falsely registering the paternity of a 7-year-old girl to gain visitation rights with her mother, who is in prison.
A brick on the wall: The element on the dark web that saved a 12-year-old girl from years of abuse
A dark web investigation uncovered a crucial detail that led to the rescue of a 12-year-old girl who had been the subject of abuse for years.
Child rights experts urge improvements to regulations protecting children from sexual exploitation
Child rights experts in Latvia are calling for better preventative measures to protect children from sexual exploitation, emphasizing the need for education and awareness among children, parents, and educators.
Lisa Magnusson: A little boy in crisis has the right to not be filmed and exposed by SVT
The article criticizes a new reality show "Mammor" for violating a child's privacy during a family crisis.
Rwanda: Congolese Woman Convicted of Child Trafficking By Belgian Court
A Congolese woman has been sentenced to 14 years in prison by a Belgian court for her involvement in child trafficking, having facilitated the illegal adoption of children from DR Congo.
Expert on baby deportation: Could violate the Convention on the Rights of the Child
An eight-month-old baby named Emanuel has received a deportation order to Iran, raising concerns among legal experts regarding potential violations of children's rights.
Mothers with Mental Disorders: Love and Relationships, Pregnancy, and the Desire to Raise Children
The article discusses the challenges faced by mothers with mental disorders in Latvia, highlighting their capacity for love, relationships, and the desire to raise children despite societal misconceptions.
Between Adoption and Custody: The Outcomes of the Case of an Afghan Girl in the Possession of an American Family
The complex legal and humanitarian case of a two-month-old Afghan girl, found after an airstrike, highlights the ongoing struggles for her custody and the implications of U.S. military actions in Afghanistan.
Soldier adopted Afghan baby – court approves
A U.S. Marine has been granted custody of an Afghan baby girl he adopted after she survived an American attack, despite attempts from an Afghan couple claiming familial rights.
Sudan: International Day Against the Use of Child Soldiers
On the International Day Against the Use of Child Soldiers, human rights organizations emphasize the severe impact of conflict on children in Sudan, particularly in Darfur.
Valerie and her siblings were taken from their mother and placed in institutions during Australia’s Stolen Generations. Two didn’t survive
Valerie Wenberg reflects on her traumatic childhood as one of the Stolen Generations in Australia, where she and her siblings were forcibly taken from their mother, resulting in the deaths of two siblings in state-run institutions.
Childhood, Punishment, and Absence
The article highlights the plight of children imprisoned during Argentina's military dictatorship and the ethical challenges faced in addressing their rights.
Children's Ombudsman proposes that the consideration of the child's best interest be added to the Constitution
Elina Pekkarinen, the Children's Ombudsman, has presented a report to the Finnish Parliament advocating for the inclusion of children's best interests in the Constitution.
Dispute Between Two Mothers Over Child: The Constitutional Court Favoring the Biological Mother
The Czech Constitutional Court has ruled in favor of a biological mother in a dispute regarding child custody involving another mother.
Deeply tragic debut novel about surviving a father
Silas Alikis' debut novel presents a poignant narrative through the eyes of a child escaping an abusive father, showcasing the emotional turmoil of survival.
Ghislaine Maxwell's vile signal as she ignores questions about 'child rapist' Epstein
Ghislaine Maxwell refused to answer questions about Jeffrey Epstein during a US Congress hearing, citing her Fifth Amendment rights, angering US officials.
The Legal Council: The benefit cap could clash with children's rights
The Legal Council is urging the Swedish government to conduct a more thorough analysis of how its proposed benefit cap aligns with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Municipal detectives cleaned up: Parents exploited children's free card while they cleaned summer houses
Municipal detectives uncovered a scheme where parents exploited their children's financial assistance while working in summer house cleaning.
DN Debate. "End to unclear rules - this is how arbitrariness in the LVU can be reduced"
The article discusses proposed changes to the LVU legislation in Sweden to reduce arbitrariness and prioritize children's welfare over parental rights.
VIDEOS: Jornal Anhanguera 1st Edition this Monday (9)
This news article features various highlights from the broadcast of Jornal Anhanguera, covering topics such as legislation, public safety, cultural events, and notable incidents.
VIDEOS: RJ1 from Monday, February 9, 2026
Various news segments from RJ1 highlight critical issues in Brazil, including a proposal to change workers' schedules, a shocking arrest in a child abuse case, and a commentary by Lula on Trump's provocations.
Food, Protecting the Rights of the Child
The article discusses the ongoing challenge of alimentary debtors in Argentina and the legal frameworks established to enforce child support payments.
The government supports the proposal to obligate courts to provide information to child rights defenders
The Lithuanian government has approved a proposed amendment to the Criminal Procedure Code that would require courts to provide information to child rights defenders about convictions related to child abuse cases.
"We need to confront this past"
Kristín I. Pálsdóttir, a spokesperson for Rótarinnar, emphasizes the need for an independent investigation into failures of the child protection system in Iceland, particularly regarding historical cases of child abuse.