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	What Inequality Means For Children: Evidence From Young Lives Understanding how poverty and inequalities affect children is central to understanding the impact of the MDGs and development of the post-2015 agenda. This paper draws together research from across the Young Lives longitudinal study of child poverty to answer questions about how inequality shapes children’s development. Our conclusions are wide-ranging – spanning education, health and nutrition, and psychosocial development. Overall, the evidence is clear – that children from the poorest households are most vulnerable and quickly fall behind their peers, in terms of equality of opport	15/01/2013	Young Lives
	CRC 60th SESSION: Committee closes session, issues Concluding Observations The Committee on the Rights of the Child concluded its 60th session on 15 June, adopting its report and issuing its Concluding Observations and recommendations on eleven country reports from seven countries.	20/06/2012	Committee on the Rights of the Child
	Committee on the Rights of the Child's Concluding Observations for Vietnam's 3rd and 4th Periodic Reports	20/06/2012	Committee on the Rights of the Child
	VIET NAM: National Laws General overview of Viet Nam's national legal provisions on children's rights, including guidance on how to conduct further research.	20/06/2012	Child Rights International Network
	VIET NAM: Children's Ombudsperson Information about institutions in Viet Nam that monitor children's rights.	20/06/2012	Child Rights International Network
	VIET NAM: Persistent violations of children's rights The violations highlighted are those issues raised with the State by more than one international mechanism. This is done with the intention of identifying children's rights which have been repeatedly violated, as well as gaps in the issues covered by NGOs in their alternative reports to the various human rights monitoring bodies. These violations are listed in no particular order.	19/06/2012	Child Rights International Network
	INHUMAN SENTENCING: Death Sentences and Executions in 2011	31/05/2012	Amnesty International
	AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: The State of the World's Human Rights 2012	24/05/2012	Amnesty International
	CRC 60th Session: NGO Alternative Reports submitted The full list of Alternative Reports submitted by NGOs for the upcoming 60th Session of the Committee on the Rights of the Child (CRC). The session takes place in Geneva from 29 May to 15 June this year.	16/05/2012	Committee on the Rights of the Child
	CRC: Optional Protocol on a complaints mechanism opening for signature at the end of February	10/02/2012	Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General on Violence against Children
	VIET NAM: Children's Rights in Special Procedures' Reports This report extracts mentions of children's rights issues in the reports of the UN Special Procedures. This does not include reports of child specific Special Procedures, such as the Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography, which are available as separate reports. Please note that the language may have been edited in places for the purpose of clarity.	25/01/2012	Child Rights International Network
	HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH: World Report 2012	23/01/2012	Human Rights Watch
	Vietnam: IDA Recommendations, CRC 60th Session IDA submissions to the CRC Committee highlight the rights of children with disabilities and aim to promote and mainstream the standards of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities into the Committee’s work.	01/11/2011	International Disability Alliance
	VIET-NAM : Les inondations causées par le Mékong provoquent des dégâts considérables Une série de tempêtes tropicales et de typhons ont grossi le fleuve Mékong jusqu'à des niveaux record, provoquant des inondations généralisées qui touchent à présent une grande partie du sud et du centre du Viêt-Nam.	27/10/2011	UNICEF
	Poverty and gender inequalities: evidence from young lives Tackling gender inequalities has become central to poverty reduction strategies. yet gender dynamics between children growing up in poverty, and how these change, are poorly understood, yet a number of assumptions prevail. Young lives findings suggest that gender is one source of inequality, alongside poverty,geographical location, ethnicity or caste status, which can intersect to impact negatively on life chances and on girls differently from boys. to improve equality of chances, policy interventions will have most success by targeting absolute poverty and broader structural inequalities.	15/09/2011	Young Lives
	VIETNAM : Torture et travail forcé dans les centres de détention pour toxicomanes « Des dizaines de milliers d'hommes, de femmes et d'enfants sont détenus contre leur gré dans des centres de travail forcé gérés par le gouvernement au Vietnam. Puisqu’il ne s’agit pas d’un vrai traitement pour les drogués, ces centres doivent être fermés et les personnes détenues doivent être libérées. » Joe Amon, directeur de la division Santé et droits humains à Human Rights Watch	07/09/2011	Human Rights Watch
	The Situation of Infant and Young Child Feeding in Vietnam	01/09/2011	International Baby Food Action Network
	The Illegal Arrest, Arbitrary Detention and Torture of Children in drug Detention Centres in Vietnam This report speaks to the implementation of the CRC in Vietnam in relation to the 3rd and 4th periodic report. The report discusses the illegal arrest, arbitrary detention and torture of children in Vietnam.	01/09/2011	Human Rights Watch
	Involving youth in development policy research: lessons learnt This Project Briefing synthesises the findings of a DFID-funded study that examines the impacts of global shocks on youth - primarily in Ghana, Mozambique and Vietnam.	30/08/2011	Overseas Development Institute
	VIET NAM: Virus outbreak kills 81 children	22/08/2011	Reuters
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