Let’s talk about child rights in TZ

Has Child Rights' Convention Liberated Tanzanian Kids?
AllAfrica.com
This year the world celebrates 25 anniversary of the convention on the rights of the child and The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) office in Tanzania met editors and discussed how to increase understanding on the child rights and cooperation ...
IKEA Foundation contributes $31.5 million to UNICEFFinancial Express

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Zanzibar wins international award on child rights.
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Zanzibar is the winner of the 2015 Future Policy Award on securing children's rights, beating 29 other nominated countries' policies to the prize. The award was presented at a ceremony in Geneva on Tuesday at a ceremony convened by the World Future ...

Inaugural EAC Child Rights Conference Concludes in Bujumbura
AllAfrica.com
East African Community Secretariat, Arusha, 3 September 2012: The inaugural East African Community Child Rights Conference themed Addressing the Issues that negatively impact on the realization of Child Rights in the East African Community concluded ...

EALA Adopts Report On Child Rights, Wants Them Fully Protected
AllAfrica.com
Arusha — The EAC needs as a matter of priority to embrace a regional approach to combat child related criminal acts, the Assembly has recommended. At the same time regional legislators want Partner States to strive for uniformity in the delivery and ...
EALA adopts motion for stronger laws against human traffickingNTV Uganda

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Human rights body trumps civil rights, governance knowledge
Daily News
THERE is an urgent need to formulate and lay down principles and guidelines to further strengthen the criminal justice system in the country with regard to arrest, police custody and pre-trial detention to ensure compliance with International standards.

Street Talk - Just When Will Arusha Children Get Their Rights?
AllAfrica.com
In the exercise of the powers of management, a village council has power to enter into an agreement with other village council or village councils concerning the use by any one or more groups of persons, of land traditionally used by those groups, being the ...

>Traders in some parts of the country have threatened not to open their shops because they are not comfortable with the government order to receipt customers using  electronic devices. They argue that their leader should not be  charged as a result of their  action.

Today’s parents are seemingly so busy building careers, making money or in some cases, simply belabouring to eke out a living, that they hardly have time for their children.