Sentence examples for state of children from inspiring English sources

"The scientific evidence is that detention affects the mental state of children, it's deleterious," he said.

Last week a headteacher in Somerset took similar actions when she wrote a letter to parents complaining of the "dirty and unkempt" state of children arriving at school.

It outlines her concerns about the state of children and young people's mental health and why she believes the government response is inadequate.

The 2015 National Mental Health Survey aimed to expand our knowledge about the real mental state of children in Colombia, taking into account the fact that most mental disorders in adults begin during childhood or adolescence.

Yet on the 20th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), it's clear there is much anxiety about the state of children and childhood in Britain.

The chief medical officer of the Australia Border Force, Dr John Brayley, told parliament this week: "The scientific evidence is that detention affects the mental state of children, it's deleterious … wherever possible, children should not be in detention".

It is the latest indictment of the state of child mental health care in this country.

Indeed, the whole regime seemed to be designed to restore one to a state of child-like purity.

The ILO's 2015 report on the state of child labour examines the long-term effects of a child workforce, including the employment outcomes of former child labourers.

Earlier this week, an undercover Dispatches programme on Channel 4 painted a bleak picture of the state of child and family social care in England.

On Wednesday, April 13, as part of Harvard FXB Center's Works-in-Progress series,, G. Barrie Landry Fellow Maneli Aghakan delivered a presentation on the current state of child protection in Iran.