Tag: children’s rights

• Children’s Relationship to Overconsumption & the Environment

  

  Dear Readers, When I began my research on factors that shape contemporary children’s rights policy, I made the assumption that the primary driving force behind children’s global rights atrocities would be directly linked to the health of the economy. I wasn’t wrong (and we will talk about that next week), but when root causes were…

  Taylor Patrice

  September 3, 2020

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• Current State of Children Globally: Policy Failures

  

  The trending nature of child sex trafficking on social media outlets and the news suggests that the commodification of children is a new and rapidly growing issue relating exclusively to traffickers and pedophiles. This representation of child sex trafficking in fact stands in stark contrast to the statistical frequency of buying and selling children for…

  Taylor Patrice

  August 26, 2020

  Blog, Featured, Foreign Policy, Policy, Serving Others

  abuse and neglect, child sex trafficking, children, children’s rights, global affairs, politics, pro-choice, pro-life