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CHILD Project Comes to an End After Two Years of Strengthening Child-Friendly and Trauma-Informed Justice

After two years of collaboration, the CHILD Project – Towards a CHILD-friendly legal Order for Fair Justice Provision – has come to an end. The EU-funded initiative, running from July 2024 to June 2026, brought together organizations and professionals from...

Guide for Professionals on Child-Friendly and Trauma-Informed Justice Released in All Partner Languages

The CHILD Project – Towards a Child-Friendly Justice – has reached a major milestone with the release of its Guide for Professionals on Forensic Interviewing and Protection of Child Victims of Violence in Criminal Justice Proceedings in all partner languages....

The CHILD Project Unveils EU-Level Policy Recommendations to Revolutionize Child-Friendly Justice and Forensic Interviewing

The CHILD Project – Towards a CHILD-friendly legal Order for Fair Justice Provision – has officially released its comprehensive EU-level policy recommendations aimed at fundamentally transforming how judicial, law enforcement, and care systems protect child victims of violence. Grounded in...

CHILD project: Improving Justice for Child Victims: European Conference in Ghent Marks Final Stage of CHILD Project

The CHILD Project – Towards a CHILD-friendly legal Order for Fair Justice Provision – is pleased to announce its Final Conference on 20 May 2026, taking place in Ghent (Belgium) and online. Through various contributions, participants will gain insights into...

Final Programme for ICSoR 2026 Now Available

A final version of the conference programme for the 8th International Conference on Survivors of Rape (ICSoR 2026) is now available online.

ANSER 2026 Conference - Registration now open!

ICSoR 2026: Registration

Conference registrations for the ICSoR 2026 are now opened. All information concerning conference registration can be found below.

ICSoR 2026: Call for Abstracts

The Call for Abstracts of the ICSoR Conference 2026 has been extended and is now open until February 10th, 2026. For all information regarding abstract guidelines and submission, click here.

International Conference for Survivors of Rape 2026 (ICSoR 2026)

In an era where sexual violence remains a pervasive and evolving global challenge, the imperative to transform care, prevention and healing for survivors of rape has never been greater.

ICRH Contributes to Shaping Global SRHR Research Agenda at WHO Meeting in Geneva

Public PhD defense of Mrs. Susan Babirye

"Formal and informal institutions and their role in shaping vulnerability to HIV for young people (15-24 years) working in social venues in Uganda: - a sequential multi-methods study"

Public PhD defense Mr. Chandra-Mouli Venkatraman

"Scaling up, sustaining and enhancing school-based sexuality education programmes in resource constrained and conservative contexts: Replicable lessons from positive-deviant countries"