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  • Photo: Lahiandro, a 14-year-old boy, stands behind a fishnet hanging on a wall. Photo credit: Safidy Andrianantenaina

    26 November 2025

    Lahiandro: “The current situation is better as I don’t have any more coughs. I also get to go to school to learn and play.¨

    Photo: Lahiandro, a 14-year-old boy, stands behind a fishnet hanging on a wall. Photo credit: Safidy Andrianantenaina Lahiandro* is fourteen…
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  • 21 November 2025

    🌍 TdH NL at the 3rd International Conference on Child Protection (ICCP) – Africa

    From 5–7 November 2025, Terre des Hommes Netherlands (TdH NL), together with our project participants, took part in the 3rd…
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  • 20 November 2025

    Ending Child Exploitation Means Rethinking Inclusion

    My son talks to Alexa1. He consults ChatGPT on his phone and has named and renamed Meta AI according to…
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  • 19 November 2025

    World Children’s Day: for children everywhere

    Today, we reflect on the rights of every child. These rights are set out in 54 articles of the UN…
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  • 19 November 2025

    Championing Child Participation in ASEAN’s Efforts to Prevent Child Labour and Eliminate its Worst Forms

    We are honoured to have facilitated children’s participation in ASEAN’s policy making to tackle child labour in Southeast Asia.
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  • 19 November 2025

    How the Climate Crisis Is Reshaping Children’s Lives: Insights From the LIFE Study

    Climate change isn’t just about rising temperatures or unpredictable rainfall patterns. For millions of children living in climate-affected regions, it…
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  • 18 November 2025

    A Mother’s Heart – The Story of Sufia and Nila

    Sufia wakes before sunrise. She gets her daughter Nila* ready and steps out, just like thousands of women working in…
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  • Bianca*, 13 years old, a project participant of the SCROL programme in Nairobi, Kenya, photographed using a mobile phone. Photo credit: Terre des Hommes Netherlands.

    18 November 2025

    ¨I want to educate more and more children about OCSE and how to be safe online.” – Bianca

    Bianca*, 13 years old, a project participant of the SCROL programme in Nairobi, Kenya, photographed using a mobile phone. Photo…
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  • 17 November 2025

    Youth in Action: Championing Change for Children’s Rights and to End WFCL

    “This project didn’t just change my life; it gave me the tools to change the lives of others, and for…
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  • 16 November 2025

    The Ripple Effect: Young advocates, big contributors in the fight against OSAEC

    Everything starts with a ripple. A shared story between friends. A youth lending an ear. A brave question in a…
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  • 11 November 2025

    When the Climate Crisis Becomes a Child Protection Crisis

    Why COP30 must make child protection central to both adaptation and mitigation strategies As leaders gather for COP30 in Belém,…
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  • 30 October 2025

    Part III: Ways to advocate for children before, during and after COP30

    African Children Climate Summit – September 2025. Credit: Top Africa News
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  • 28 October 2025

    Embedding Child Rights in Nepal’s Internet Services 

    “I can see incremental changes among internet service providers in Nepal,” states Suvash Khadka, CEO of the Internet Service Provider…
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  • 28 October 2025

    Guarding Two Worlds: A young advocate protecting children both offline and online

    Photo: Femimagda*, 17 years old, a project participant of the SCROL programme in Nairobi, Kenya, photographed taking a selfie. Photo…
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  • 23 October 2025

    Naga City, Cebu leads with Anti-OSAEC Ordinance as multi-sectoral alliance rises against online child sexual exploitation

    In localities across the Philippines, a new kind of battle is being waged. It happens not in the streets or…
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  • 22 October 2025

    A game that protects the gamer: SCROL Project’s silent digital sentinel – ADA

    The internet is a boundless world where freedom blooms and filters fade. It’s a space that promises connection, knowledge, and…
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  • 15 October 2025

    🎙️Feon’ny Zaza Podcast Episode 2: Voices from Madagascar’s Mica Mines

    In the second episode of Feon’ny Zaza podcast, Terre des Hommes Netherlands takes you deep into the mica-rich regions of…
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  • 15 October 2025

    Part II: Climate negotiations & decision making

    The impact on children The intersection between climate change and children is one of the least talked about in Conference…
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  • 10 October 2025

    A Hands-on Toolkit to Address Child Marriage and Empower Young Women

    We are delighted to officially launch of the ‘Transforming Lives – A Toolkit from the Initiative for Married Adolescent Girls…
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  • 8 October 2025

    The Mind is Most Important – Mental Health Handbook by Child Marriage Survivors in India

    India is home to the world’s largest population of women who were married before the age of 18—estimated at 230…
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  • Workinesh, 10 years old, an Ethiopian Joint Response project participant, while studying at her home. Photo credit: Terre des Hommes Netherlands

    7 October 2025

    Part I: Their lives, Their story

    Climate change and Children: From front line vulnerability to front line engagement “Hi, I am Abeba. Nice to meet you.…
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  • 6 October 2025

    New report states the Netherlands hostsmost of Europe’s Child Sexual Abuse Material

    New research has identified that the Netherlands is responsible for hosting more than 60% of Western Europe’s Child Sexual Abuse…
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  • 2 October 2025

    Gráinne Le Fevre new CEO of Terre des Hommes

    Terre des Hommes Netherlands has appointed Gráinne Le Fevre as Chief Executive Officer to lead the organisation. She will lead…
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  • 29 September 2025

    Digital literacy in Nepal : A media interview

    Our Project Officer in Nepal, Neeta Shrestha, spoke to a leading Nepali media channel about the importance of a systemic,…
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  • 24 September 2025

    A new Research Ethics Group for NGOs

    In partnership with Family for Every Child, we are launching a Research Ethics Group (REG) where you can submit a…
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