Ombudsman for Children's Office
Ombudsman for Children's Office
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This is our account about our work as a human rights body working to protect children’s rights in Ireland. Consent is obtained from all children and young people that feature on our social media channels. https://www.oco.ie/library/social-media-policy/
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Children's rights matter in the everyday decisions that affect them! From healthcare to school life they attend and the places they call home, the UNCRC sets out rights that should be considered across all of these areas. Find out more at oco.ie
Ombudsman for Children, Dr Niall Muldoon, addressed Joint Committee on Education and Youth to advocate for enhanced, rights-based mental health supports for children across Irish schools and youth settings. 🔗 Read the complete opening statement below: www.oco.ie/news/opening...
Scotland, Norway and Sweden have shown how children's rights can be better protected. With our #FollowThroughon42 campaign, we're calling for stronger legal protection for children’s rights in Ireland too. Visit oco.ie to learn more.
We want children’s rights to have the strongest possible protection in Ireland. That’s why we’ve launched Follow Through on 42, our campaign calling for the #UNCRC to be incorporated into Irish law. But what exactly is the UNCRC? Visit oco.ie to learn more about the UNCRC
Cad is brí leis an #UNCRC do leanaí i ndáiríre? Clúdaíonn na 42 cheart beagnach gach cuid den óige, ó oideachas agus cúram sláinte go dtí éisteacht, cosaint agus tacaíocht. Faigh eolas ar na 42 cheart ag oco.ie
What would incorporating the #UNCRC actually mean for children in Ireland? Our Youth Advisory Panel members Holly, Olan, Amelia and Rohan took that message directly to the Oireachtas. 📖 Read our opening statement here: www.oco.ie/.../opening-...
Members of our Youth Advisory Panel, Holly and Olan, are before the Joint Committee on Children and Equality today to talk about incorporating the UNCRC into Irish law. 🎥 Watch live: www.oireachtas.ie/en/oireachta...
What does the UNCRC actually mean for children? The 42 rights cover almost every part of childhood, from education and healthcare to being heard, protected and supported. Get to know the 42 rights at oco.ie #UNCRC #ChildrensRights #FollowThroughon42
Children have a right to be heard. That means more than simply asking for their views. Children should have the chance to speak up about the things that affect them and know they’ve been listened to. Find out more about children’s rights at oco.ie #UNCRC #ChildrensRights #FollowThroughon 42
Dr Niall Muldoon, Ombudsman for Children, is at today’s EU Presidency Civil Society Youth Event in Dublin. It’s an opportunity to hear directly from young people and make sure their perspectives are part of the conversation about Europe’s future. @consilium.europa.eu @gov.ie
Is féidir le cinntí móra tionchar mór a imirt ar leanaí. Sin é an fáth go bhfuil sé chomh tábhachtach go mbeadh cearta leanaí mar chuid den chomhrá ón tús. Faigh tuilleadh eolais faoinár gcuid oibre ar oco.ie.
The proposed EU Kids Act is an important recognition that children should not have to encounter harmful content, addictive features or unsafe experiences online. The OCO will be looking closely at the proposals as more details emerge. Read our full statement here: www.oco.ie/library/stat...
Big decisions can have a big impact on children. That’s why it’s so important that children’s rights are part of the conversation from the very beginning. Find out more about our Follow Through on 42 work on oco.ie. #UNCRC #ChildrensRights #FollowThroughOn42
Have you seen the news? The OCO is campaigning for the full and direct incorporation of the UNCRC into Irish law. To make children’s rights real. Find out how YOUR organisation can get involved in our campaign by clicking the link on our website below: www.oco.ie/childrens-ri...
Why do children’s rights matter in everyday life? In our latest video, Teresa Heeney from Early Childhood Ireland shares her perspective on why the UNCRC matters for children in Ireland. Watch the video and find out more about Follow Through on 42 on oco.ie.
Tá cearta ag gach leanbh. Ba chóir go mbeadh na cearta sin mar chuid dá saol laethúil. Ag an OCO, ba mhaith linn go dtuigfí, go mbeidh meas orainn agus go léireofaí cearta leanaí sna cinntí a théann i bhfeidhm orthu. Faigh tuilleadh eolais faoin UNCRC agus faoinár gcuid oibre ar oco.ie.
Every child has rights. Those rights should be part of their everyday lives. At the OCO, we want children’s rights to be understood, respected and reflected in the decisions that affect them. Find out more about the UNCRC and our Follow Through on 42 work on oco.ie.
Have you seen the news? The OCO is campaigning for the full and direct incorporation of the #UNCRC into Irish law. To make children’s rights real. Find out how YOUR organisation can get involved in our campaign by clicking the link on our website below: www.oco.ie/childrens-ri...
Tá cearta leanaí mar chuid den saol laethúil. Ó éisteacht lena dtuairimí go sábháilteacht, tacaíocht agus cóir chóir a bheith acu, leagann an #UNCRC amach 42 cheart do leanaí agus do dhaoine óga. Tabhair cuairt ar oco.ie chun tuilleadh eolais a fháil.
We are inviting all LGBTQ+ young people under 18 to take part in a unique opportunity to have their voices heard. This national survey is part of the CLEAR: Children’s LGBTQ+ Equality and Rights research. Take the survey here: lnkd.in/dmcjbXDC
Children’s rights are part of everyday life. From having their views heard to being safe, supported and treated fairly, the #UNCRC sets out 42 rights for children and young people. Visit oco.ie to discover more about the UNCRC and what children’s rights mean in practice.