Saturday, February 21, 2026

Promoting Self-Care Among Minors: an Educational Perspective

The concept of self-care has taken on an increasingly central role in educational, social, and reception contexts, moving beyond the reductive idea of an individual practice or one merely linked to physical well-being. Self-care is an aspect that concerns everyone: adults, professionals,...

Sharenting: The Boundary Between Sharing and Children’s Right to Privacy  

Introduction   In an increasingly digital world, the safety of children navigating online using new digital tools and sharing platforms appears to be constantly threatened by serious risks that can lead them to become victims...

Protecting Children Online: Sexual and Economic Exploitation – Cyprus Insights 

1. Introduction   The internet has become an integral part of children's lives, offering a wide range of opportunities for learning, exploring, informing, and interacting with others. According to UNICEF, there is clear evidence that children and young people are spending more time in the digital...

Unaccompanied Minor Migrants and Gender Differences

In recent decades, Europe has seen a significant increase in unaccompanied migrant children. This increase has led most states to strengthen their reception and protection systems. According to UNICEF, in 2020, there were 36 million migrant children worldwide, with...

BUILDING TRUST IN COMPLEXITY: EDUCATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS WITH UNACCOMPANIED ADOLESCENT MINORS

I’m Tamara Pizzolato, a volunteer at Hope for Children CRC Policy Center (HFC) in the Humanitarian Division at Hope for Children’s Nicosia shelter and participating in the European Solidarity Corps program. I hold degrees in Pedagogy and Health Education, providing me with...

Promoting Child-Friendly Approaches in Migration: A Focus on Unaccompanied Minors  

Since 2013, hundreds of thousands of children have arrived in Europe, many travelling unaccompanied and separated from their families. In the Europe and Central Asia region, large numbers of children have been displaced within their own countries, such as Türkiye and Ukraine,...

Intersecting Vulnerabilities in Data Collection on Missing Children – Cyprus 

Every year, an estimated 250,000 children slip through the net of Europe’s child protection systems and disappear, without a trace, leaving them highly vulnerable to all kinds of dangers. As reported by Missing Children Europe, runaways, children abducted by third parties, victims...

The Fight Against Child Trafficking: the Risks of the Migratory Journey to and in Cyprus

Background  Nowadays, irregular migration towards Europe is of great concern, the routes taken by people who decide to leave their countries are increasingly long and dangerous, and the number of individuals undertaking them seems to be increasing, reaching 8,962 deaths...

Return of Syrian Refugees from Cyprus: a Focus on Children’s Human Rights  

I’m Rebecca Ceglie, a volunteer at Hope for Children CRC Policy Center (HFC) in Cyprus and participating in the European Solidarity Corps program. Graduated in International Relations and European Studies, I’m deeply passionate about human rights and child protection with a special focus...

Female Genital Mutilation in Somalia

Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a complex and deeply rooted phenomenon in many societies, with Somalia being one of the countries where this practice is still widespread. In Somalia, FGM is a serious issue with profound social, cultural, religious,...

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