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An inadmissibility decision about Italian Covid-19 policy: what the CRC Committee (could have) said about children’s rights restrictions during emergencies.
Communication No. 177/2022 Gi.C. et al. v. Italy Dr. Rachele Zamperini • 10 November 2025
Ecuador's Youth court’s specialization, minimum sentences and the possibility of iura novit curia in the CRC Committee's decisions
Communication No. 209/2023, A.D.H.L v Ecuador Dr. Eduardo Rezende Melo • 22 October 2025
Has the ‘procedural turn’ now also reached the Children’s Rights Committee?
Communication No. 148/2021, M.F. and L.B. v Switzerland and Communication No. 153/2021, A.M. and E.P. v Switzerland Wouter Vandenhole • 18 July 2025
The Human Rights Committee Holds Ecuador and Nicaragua Liable for the Forced Motherhood Imposed On Three Girl Survivors Of Sexual Violence
The Human Rights Committee issued the decisions on Norma (Ecuador), Susana and Lucía (Nicaragua), declaring that the States had breached their duties to ensure access to abortion to these girls Catalina Martínez Coral and Carmen Cecilia Martínez • 12 May 2025
Committee on the Rights of the Child found Paraguay responsible for grave violations in the 2020 killings of two 11-year-old girls.
The inquiry concerning Paraguay, conducted under Article 13 of the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on a Communications Procedure Rafael Silva Niño de Zepeda • 17 January 2025
Finland’s failure to meet international standards on indigenous rights of free, prior and informed consent violates multiple Convention rights of indigenous Sámi children, including the right to cultural identity.
Communication No. 172/2022 M.E.V et al. V Finland Rachel Sloth-Nielsen • 12 December 2024
Violation of rights of children in Georgian orphanage due to physical and psychological abuse, inadequate monitoring, and ineffective investigation of complaints
Communication No. 144/2021 ML and others v Georgia Conor O'Mahony • 18 October 2024
The sentencing of an Argentine juvenile failed to consider his status as a child, did not prioritize his social rehabilitation, and did not ensure he received differentiated treatment while serving his sentence.
Communication No. 89/2019 D.E.P. (represented by the Court of Cassation legal aid office of the Province of Buenos Aires) v. Argentina Prof. Jaime Couso Salas • 17 May 2024
The decision to deport a Nigerian man from Denmark was made without considering the best interests of his children.
Communication No. 145/2021 O.M. v Denmark Dr Jonathan Collinson • 12 December 2023
Czech children forcibly removed from their home for treatment and school attendance had their rights under the CRC violated.
Communication No. 139/2021 B.J. and P.J. v. Czech Republic Prof. Marit Skivenes and Prof. Marius Emberland • 05 December 2023

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An inadmissibility decision about Italian Covid-19 policy: what the CRC Committee (could have) said about children’s rights restrictions during emergencies.

Ecuador's Youth court’s specialization, minimum sentences and the possibility of iura novit curia in the CRC Committee's decisions

Has the ‘procedural turn’ now also reached the Children’s Rights Committee?

The Human Rights Committee Holds Ecuador and Nicaragua Liable for the Forced Motherhood Imposed On Three Girl Survivors Of Sexual Violence

Committee on the Rights of the Child found Paraguay responsible for grave violations in the 2020 killings of two 11-year-old girls.

Finland’s failure to meet international standards on indigenous rights of free, prior and informed consent violates multiple Convention rights of indigenous Sámi children, including the right to cultural identity.

Violation of rights of children in Georgian orphanage due to physical and psychological abuse, inadequate monitoring, and ineffective investigation of complaints

The sentencing of an Argentine juvenile failed to consider his status as a child, did not prioritize his social rehabilitation, and did not ensure he received differentiated treatment while serving his sentence.

The decision to deport a Nigerian man from Denmark was made without considering the best interests of his children.

Czech children forcibly removed from their home for treatment and school attendance had their rights under the CRC violated.