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Advocate releases State of the Child Report

As part of the Child Rights Education Week, the Office of the Child and Youth Advocate released its 10th State of the Child Report today at an annual breakfast fundraiser hosted by NB Champions for Child Rights Inc.

Report on the rights of newcomer and refugee children

The Office of the Child and Youth Advocate, in collaboration with the youth group East Coast Shaking the Movers, issued a report at the legislative assembly on Oct. 10 entitled Defending Child Rights for Refugees and Newcomers.

Greater transparency in reporting on child deaths

A new process aims to increase transparency in reviewing and reporting child deaths.

Advocate releases State of the Child Report

The Office of the Child and Youth Advocate released its ninth annual State of the Child Report today at a breakfast fundraiser for NB Champions for Child Rights Inc.

Child Rights Education Week

Nov. 20-26 is Child Rights Education Week, a time to celebrate, promote and advocate for the rights of children.

Advocate releases State of the Child Report

The Office of the Child and Youth Advocate released its eighth annual State of the Child Report today at a breakfast for government members and senior civil servants in Fredericton.

Child Rights Education Week

Children, young people, schools, community organizations, families and the government are invited to promote and protect the rights of children during Child Rights Education Week, which starts today and lasts until Nov. 20, the anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Advocate applauds tribunal’s decision to end inequalities experienced by First Nations children

The Office of the Child and Youth Advocate applauds the decision of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ordering the federal government to offer First Nations children the same level of child and family services as that provided to other Canadian children.

Launch of Strategy for the Prevention of Harm for Children and Youth in New Brunswick

The Strategy for the Prevention of Harm for Children and Youth in New Brunswick was officially launched this morning at the annual State of the Child Breakfast hosted by the Office of the Child and Youth Advocate.

Launch of Child Rights Education Week

Children, young people, schools, community organizations, families, and the government are invited to promote and protect the rights of children in New Brunswick on the occasion of the Child Rights Education Week, which will be held from Nov. 16 to 22.

Report on the youth criminal justice system launched

Child and Youth Advocate Norman Bossé today released a report entitled More Care Less Court: Keeping Youth out of the Criminal Justice System.

New Brunswick mental health network for youth funded

A newly-formed youth mental health initiative called ACCESS NB was officially launched today at Government House.

Advocate calls for better protection of child rights in New Brunswick

The Office of the Child and Youth Advocate and the New Brunswick Health Council today released the seventh annual State of the Child Report at a breakfast for government members and senior civil servants in Fredericton.

Launch of Child Rights Education Week

Children, youth, schools, community organizations, families, and the government are asked to promote and protect children’s rights in New Brunswick during Child Rights Education Week, to be held from Nov. 17 to 23.

State of the Child Report released today

The Office of the Child and Youth Advocate and the New Brunswick Health Council today released the sixth annual State of the Child report in Tracadie-Beach.

Website launched to support Child Rights Education Week

The Office of the Child and Youth Advocate has launched a website dedicated to the myriad activities that will take place during the third annual Child Rights Education Week, Nov. 17-23.

Park Street School honoured for respecting rights

Park Street School in Fredericton was honoured today as Atlantic Canada’s first UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Rights Respecting School.

Premier announces new legislative officer appointments

Three appointments of individuals to lead the legislative offices of the official languages commissioner, the ombudsman and the child and youth advocate were announced today in the legislative assembly by Premier David Alward.

Child and Youth Advocate receives increased requests for advocacy

The Office of the Child and Youth Advocate received 497 requests for advocacy in 2011-12, an increase of 163 from 2010-11. These figures are contained in the advocate’s latest annual report, Raising the Bar on Children's Rights, released today.

United Nations official includes New Brunswick in four-day visit to Canada

The vice-chair of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child concluded her four-day visit to Canada today, which included a stop on Dec. 5 in New Brunswick's Elsipogtog First Nation.

2012 State of the Child report released

More than 79 per cent of young New Brunswickers feel a strong sense of belonging to their community, according to the 2012 State of the Child report, released today.

Children's Rights Awareness Week to be observed Nov. 18 - 24

After a successful inaugural campaign in New Brunswick last year, Children's Rights Awareness Week will be observed across Canada from Nov. 18 to 24.

Child and Youth Advocate marks International Day of the Girl Child

The Child and Youth Advocate is calling upon New Brunswickers to take a moment to recognize the rights of young women and girls.

International course on the rights of the child to be held in Moncton

Antonine Maillet, the celebrated Acadian author and playwright, will deliver the keynote address this evening at the opening ceremony of the inaugural International Summer Course on the Rights of the Child.

International course on the rights of the child to be offered in Moncton

The Université de Moncton will host about 150 participants from the Americas, Europe and Africa at an international summer course on the rights of the child from Aug. 8 to 18. The course is being organized in co-operation with the Office of the Child and Youth Advocate and the provincial ...