Traduction de «institut interaméricain de l'enfant » (Français → Anglais) :

Inter-American Children's Institute [ IACI | Childhood ]

Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture [ IICA | Inter-American Institute of Agricultural Sciences ]

Inter-American Statistical Institute | IASI [Abbr.]

Interamerican Institute of Agricultural Sciences | IIAS [Abbr.]

Inter-American Institute of Human Rights | IIHR [Abbr.]

Agreement establishing the Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research

Definition: Admission to a foster home, hospital or other institution causing psychosocial stress, or forced conscription into an activity away from home for a prolonged period.

Bilateral co-operation with third countries will be structured around measures such as scaling up development programmes focused on the rights of the child to, for instance, support stronger national structures and institutions, including the development of independent child rights institutions, promote legislative reforms in conformity with relevant international standards and promote the rights of the child through trade instruments and in international negotiations.

2. Where, under the legislation of the Member State which is competent under Title II of the basic Regulation, no child-raising period is taken into account, the institution of the Member State whose legislation, according to Title II of the basic Regulation, was applicable to the person concerned on the grounds that he or she was pursuing an activity as an employed or self-employed person at the date when, under that legislation, the child-raising period started to be taken into account for the child concerned, shall remain responsible for taking into account that period as a child-raising period under its own legislation, as if such ch ...[+++]ild-raising took place in its own territory.

whereas ‘care’ means work carried out in public or private institutions or in a private household or households to provide personal care for children, elderly, ill or disabled people; whereas care work can be performed by professional carers who may be employed by public or private entities or families or be self-employed, and/or it can also be performed by non-professional carers, who are usually family members.

48. Welcomes the progress made in reforms to the childcare system and the continued implementation of the 2011 Social Welfare Law; is concerned over the growing number of children in care, and in particular the slow decrease in the numbers of children with disabilities in institutions and of Roma children in special schools; expresses its concern, furthermore, over the rise in both juvenile violence and violence against children, and calls on the authorities to ensure full protection of the rights of vulnerable children, including Roma children, street children and children in poverty;