EAPRO consultation concludes: violence is not inevitable BANGKOK, 16 June 2005 – "Violence is not inevitable but rather an injustice that can be ended by recognizing that peace is a human right and that this responsibility belongs to everyone," more than 250 delegates proclaimed at the end of the three-day Regional Consultation on Violence Against Children.
Regional Consultation on Violence against Children Starts in Slovenia BAKU, July 5, 2005 – Violence against in Europe and Central Asia is the focus of a major consultation that starts today in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
MENA consultation on violence against children CAIRO / 26 June 2005 - The first regional meeting dealing exclusively with violence against children is opening tomorrow amid calls for countries in the region to do more to prevent physical and psychological harm to young people.
Regional Consultation on Violence Against Children: 5-7 July 2005 The need for concerted worldwide action to defend human rights and to eliminate violence has long been recognised.
Those stirring words marked the start of the Caribbean Regional Consultation on violence, which ran from 10 to 11 March.
The issue will be highlighted at the Consultation on Violence against Children in Europe and Central Asia set to take place in Slovenia in early July.
One of nine consultations worldwide, the Consultation on Violence Against Children in Europe and Central Asia takes place in Slovenia in early July and will feed into the Secretary General's Study on Violence Against Children due out in 2006.
Regional Consultation on Violence Against Children opens with call for ban on corporal punishment Bangkok, 14 June 2005 – A ban on corporal punishment led the issues to be targeted during the East Asia and Pacific Regional Consultation Against Violence this week in Bangkok.
Thailand: Regional Consultation on Violence Against Children BANGKOK, 14 June 2005 – Banning corporal punishment at home and in school tops the agenda at the East Asia and Pacific Regional Consultation on Violence Against Children in the Thai capital this week.
She will arrive tonight to attend her eighth Regional Consultation on Violence against Children and will, I am sure, meet as many of you as possible in the next two days.
