Child Rights Governance
We work with and for children, through Children Parliaments, Civil Society Organizations, community structures, partners and other stakeholders to influence duty bearers to put in place laws, policies and strategies that impact children to survive, learn and be protected. Save the Children does sensitization, awareness raising, mobilization and community engagement, to amplify the voices of children around issues that affect them, including but not limited to inequalities, early, child and forced marriage, climate change, malnutrition, displacement, trafficking, gender-based violence, unsafe schools, child labour, and lack of access to basic social services.
We promote the adoption and implementation of social protection policies and advocate for an increased and sustainable public investment in children, among others. One of our major areas of work is leading the advocacy towards the full implementation of the Child Protection Law at the State level and the Child Rights Act at the national level, among others. We also have a global campaign called Generation Hope, which mobilises duty-bearers and right-holders to build a greener, fairer and livable planet for children.
Fatima, the Clark of the National Children's Parliament, speaking at the 7th National Children's Parliament session in Abuja.
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13 Aug 2026
FUFEC's Pathway to Change: Helping a Cocoa-Farming Family Rebuild, Learn, and Thrive
29 Jul 2026
LIFESAVING TREATMENT, JUST IN TIME; FROM CRISIS TO RECOVERY
Lead Writer - Mogbonjubade Adesulure
A mother watched her baby get weak to the point that he couldn't even sit up, until lifesaving care changed the course of his story. How did this happened?
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22 Jul 2026
RACING AGAINST TIME: A LIFE-SAVING RESPONSE TO CHOLERA IN BORNO STATE
By Mogbonjubade Adesulure
When cholera began spreading through Borno State in early May, what followed was one of the most severe outbreaks the state had seen in recent years. What made the difference during one of Borno's most severe cholera outbreaks, and what will it take to keep children and families safe in the months ahead?
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