Child Rights Situational Analysis Report

• 2015

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The Child Rights Situational Analysis Report focuses on the state of children's rights in Fiji, covering health, education, and protection. It describes challenges like lack of transportation to schools and healthcare centers, unhealthy meals for children, and corporal punishment at home. The report highlights issues such as substance abuse affecting child rights and suggests improvements through better policies and community involvement. It also emphasizes the need for government collaboration with NGOs to enhance children's well-being. Recommendations include improving access to services for disabled children and ensuring safe environments in schools.

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Focus Area: Everyday Emergency

Audience: Public Health Professionals

Emergency Management Stage: Preparedness (Prevention / Protection)

Keywords: Child Welfare; Health Services Accessibility; Human Rights; Legislation as Topic; Policy Making

Institutions: Save the Children

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