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Child Protection
Child Safety First: Why NAPTIP’s Review in the Wake of the Simi Backlash Matters for Child Safeguarding
What started as resurfaced tweets has grown into a national conversation about child safety, accountability, and the standards expected in…
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Humanitarian Crisis
“They Want Their Childhoods Back”: Did Jonathan Crickx Succeed in Shifting the Narrative in Gaza from Casualty Counts to the Best Interests of the Child?
In a powerful briefing in Geneva, UNICEF’s communications chief for Palestine shifted the focus from statistics to something far more…
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Child Sexual Abuse
Protecting a Child’s Future: Why This Child Deserves Anonymity
A 13-year-old girl is alive today because law enforcement reached her in time. The young person from Los Angeles County…
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Child Protection
AI Is Supercharging Violence Against Female children And the World Isn’t Ready, Warns UN Women
As artificial intelligence reshapes the digital world, child protection advocates are sounding the alarm: the same tools powering innovation are…
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Child Sexual Abuse
Who Guards the Guardians? Former Magistrate’s Child Sexual Abuse Material Charges Leave Community Questioning Justice and Child Safety
The arrest of former Charleston County magistrate James Gosnell has intensified concerns not only about child protection, but about betrayal…
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Physical Abuse
“Alarming Warnings Ignored: How a Troubled Child’s Cries for Help Ended in Bloodshed at a Georgia School”
The mother of a 14-year-old accused of killing four people and injuring others in a 2024 school shooting told a…
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S.A.F.E® Community Board
The Amber Alert Worked — But Could This Abduction Have Been Prevented? What Kehlani’s Case Teaches About Child Safeguarding
The safe recovery of 3-year-old Kehlani Rogers is being celebrated across Arizona. An AMBER Alert was issued. The public paid…
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Education
If Children Can’t Learn in Their Own Language, Is Education Truly a Right?
On 21 February 2026, the world observed International Mother Language Day with a strong message from UNESCO: linguistic diversity is…
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Law and Policy
Living the TeacherFIRE Revolution: How Bridgewater’s Care for Players Reached the Florida Senate
When a coach feeds a hungry player or pays for a ride home, is it generosity or a violation? Florida…
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Children and Family Support Services
$75,000 Per Baby: Can Corporate Cash Incentives Strengthen Child Protection in South Korea?
When a South Korean company offered $75,000 for every newborn, it was seen as a dramatic attempt to boost births.…
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