‘Violence against children with disabilities: legislation, policies and programmes in the EU’ was published by the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) in December 2015.
A ‘Handbook on European law relating to the rights of the child’ was published by the EU Fundamental Rights Agency and the Council of Europe in November 2015.
‘The Clock Turns Back for Young Women’ is the Young Women’s Trust’s first annual report shining a light on the realities of young women’s lives in the 21st century.
This report provides feedback from wheelchair users about their experiences of public transport, and signals how things need to change to make travel more inclusive.
On 4 November 2015, the Equality and Diversity Forum Research Network held a seminar exploring issues of intergeneration fairness that was attended by approximately 40 people from research, policy and voluntary sectors.
In October 2015, the EU Fundamental Rights Agency published a series of animation films about the rights that children should enjoy when they are involved in judicial proceedings.
Two JRF papers focus on helping young people move into the labour market with a particular focus on disadvantaged young people from ethnic groups.
Two JRF papers focus on helping young people move into the labour market with a particular focus on disadvantaged young people from ethnic groups.
The Good Childhood Report 2015 is the fourth in a series of annual reports published by The Children’s Society about how children in the UK feel about their lives.
‘Young against old? What’s really causing wealth inequality?’ was published by the TUC in 2015.
