[:bs]Radionice o pravima djece[:en]Workshops on children's rights[:]

[:bs]Centar za romske inicijative je u toku decembra 2019. i januara 2020. godine realozovao dva modula radionica za djecu uzrasta od 9 do 18 godina u Nikšiću, Podgorici i Beranama.

Kroz oba modula koji su obuhvatili 30 radionica ukupno 230 – oro djece je kroz teorijski i praktični rad upoznato sa ljudskim pravima i pravima djece, diskriminacijom, stereotipima i predrasudama, konvencijom o pravima djeteta kao i kršenjem prava kroz pojave kao što su nasilje, zlostavljanje i zanemarivanje i dječji ugovoreni brak kao i načinima prijavljivanja kršenja njihovih prava.

Rad sa djecom u okviru pomenutih tema će doprinijeti njihovom boljem izražavanju prava kroz slikovne radove i predstave u narednom periodu.

Radionice su sprovedene u okviru projekta “Znanjem do dječjih prava” koji se realizuje u okviru regionalne inicijative „Jednak pristup pravdi za djecu u zemljama Zapadnog Balkana“, realizuje se u Crnoj Gori i Albaniji, uz tehničku podršku UNICEF-a i finansijsku pomoć Vlade Kraljevine Norveške.

                                       [:en]In December 2019 and January 2020, the Center for Roma Initiatives implemented two workshop modules for children aged 9 to 18 in Niksic, Podgorica and Berane.

Through both modules, which included 30 workshops, a total of 230 children, through theoretical and practical work, were introduced to human rights and children's rights, discrimination, stereotypes and prejudices, the Convention on the Rights of the Child, as well as violations of rights through phenomena such as violence, abuse and negligence  and child marriage as well as ways of reporting violations of their rights.

Working with children within the mentioned topics will contribute to their better expression of rights through painting works and plays in the coming period.

The workshops were conducted within the project  “From Knowledge to Children's Rights”, implemented within the regional initiative “Equitable Access to Justice for Children in the Western Balkans”, implemented in Montenegro and Albania, with UNICEF technical support and financial assistance from the Government of the Kingdom Norway.

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