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Bluesky partners with charity to curb online child sexual abuse
The social media platform will have access to a new range of tools to detect harmful material.
Rio de Janeiro's missing children
The NGO Rio de Paz organised a demonstration on Copacabana beach on Wednesday to demand answers from the government about the violent deaths of children in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Taken away and brainwashed: How Moscow ‘Russifies’ Ukrainian children
The Yale Humanitarian Research Lab released a new report on Russia's coerced adoption of Ukrainian children. According to it, Moscow launched the programme together with its all-out invasion, pointing to crimes against humanity.
One in 8 children significantly impacted by extreme weather events
400 million children have been affected by school closures due to extreme weather events since 2022.
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Euroviews. A century of fighting for children's rights can't be lost to conflict
Children worldwide are facing hunger, poverty, inequality, and discrimination. We must make sure the next 100 years bring a brighter reality for them, Save the Children CEO Inger Ashing writes.
Exclusive: EU to give Big Tech DSA guidelines on protection of minors
The Commission has begun several investigations into child protection online.
AI is used to create child sexual abuse content, UK charity warns
There have been a rising number of reports about AI-generated child sex abuse material, according to a UK charity.
MEPs call for child sexual abuse crackdown without ‘mass surveillance’
The European Parliament adopted Tuesday its draft position on plans to crack down on child sexual abuse online, calling for the new EU rules to avoid "mass surveillance" or "scanning" of the internet.
Planned EU laws on child sexual abuse have sparked a privacy row. Why?
Some have argued the proposed EU law could usher in mass surveillance in the bloc through the scanning of all communications, including encrypted messages.
EU victims of child sexual abuse face ‘postcode lottery’ of injustice
Many European countries are failing to deliver justice to survivors of child sexual abuse, according to a report released on Thursday.
Life on the margins: The fate of Ukraine's forcibly deported children
In the first instalment of this two-part series, Euronews examines NGO Save Ukraine's efforts to locate and retrieve Ukrainian minors forcibly deported to Russia while the war rages on.
The child victims of Russia's war in Ukraine
NGO Save the Children says there is no aspect of Ukrainian children's lives that has not been affected since the full-scale invasion began in February 2022.
Euroviews. The number of children without child benefits is simply inexcusable
Today, three-quarters of the world’s children — 1.77 billion — lack access to critical social protection, Natalia Winder-Rossi and Shahra Razavi write.
Oscar-nominee Florian Teichtmeister facing child pornography charges
In a statement, the team behind the film "Corsage", dedicated to the Empress of Sisi, said they were shocked by the revelations concerning the man who plays the Emperor Franz Joseph.
Football’s World Cup of Hope
In partnership with Media City
As the FIFA World Cup descends on Qatar, The Dialogue looks at another World Cup tournament taking place, The Street Child World Cup.
'I just don't want to be bombed': How war is affecting Ukrainian kids
Beyond the mental health toll, stress like that imposed on children by Russia's invasion of Ukraine can have a permanent impact on the body and children's physical development, a paediatrician told Euronews.