The Macedonian National Coalition of Nongovernmental Organizations for children’s rights (informal coalition), coordinated by the First Children’s Embassy in the world Megjashi, on Thursday, 07 June 2012, at 10:30, at the offices of the First Children’s Embassy (str. Kosta Novakovik 22a, Skopje) organized a press conference for Presentation of the Report for the situation of the children’s rights in Republic of Macedonia for the period from June 2010 to December 2011, prepared by a group of Nongovernmental Organizations.

Skopje, May 9th – These days the registry for pedophiles should become operational and will display the convicted pedophiles from Macedonia on the Internet. The Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs prepared a list of seventy pedophiles that the citizens can view online, through the website: www.stop-pedofilija.org.mk. It will also include photos, names and surnames of the convicted pedophiles. On the site can be found lessons, advices and guidance for victims and their parents.

Under the motto "20 years for children," the First Children's Embassy in the World “Megjashi”, celebrates the 20th anniversary this year. Established in 1992, the Embassy was initially formed as a group of citizens in order to help the refugee children affected by the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but the challenges did not stop there ...

The First Children's Embassy in the World MEGJASHI is the oldest civic organization in Macedonia on the Rights of the Child, established on April 29th 1992. In celebration of the 20th birthday, we begin the celebration of the jubilee. We plan to organize press conferences, solemnity, campaign, a party for the volunteers, meetings with former refugee children, appreciation, inaugurations, documentaries, publications, promotional materials, contests for children / schools, exhibitions, promotions of collections related to refugee crises in the 90’s , celebration of important dates relating to the children and their protection ... In this framework we will promote a monograph which will describe the most significant activities and performances of The First Children’s Embassy in the World – Megjashi in the past 20 years.

The International Day for street children was internationally celebrated for the first time on April 12th 2011 by the Consortium for Street Children (GSC), one of the leading international networks for realizing the rights of street children worldwide. The campaign was marked at the National Theatre in London, where photographs of street children were exhibited, and it was celebrated by the street children, NGOs, politicians, celebrities, companies and individuals from around the world.

The continued use of medication therapy suppresses the sexual capacity of the pedophileThe pedophiles are a danger to every society, and their crimes are certainly among the most disgusting which can be done by a human being. The scars left by these half-human are permanent and indelible, and the victims will always carry the trauma of the hell which they went through, if they managed o survive.

At least 370 children - beggars in Macedonia are left to fend for themselves, with parents who instead of caring for them, earn through them, and without any possibility of help because for the country - they do not exist. This shocking figure, which can be much greater, but no less, announced by the Ombudsman's office, and resulted from their research and was published for the first time by a state institution. Another bad news is that only nine of 14 centers for social care had a record of these children. In the country there are at least 1,000 children - beggars, according to this research.

International evidence relating to the gamut of child protection issues clearly demonstrates that vulnerable children (especially poor and/or marginalized children from ethnic minorities and/or households with limited resources) are more likely to suffer neglect, discrimination, abuse or exploitation at the hands of service providers and others. Poor and marginalized children are also more likely to be sexually exploited and abused, trafficked and/or employed in an unsafe or otherwise exploitative environment. There are some mechanisms for support of the vulnerable groups of children but they are not supported continuously by the state, they are not known to the children and children do not know where to turn when they need help and someone to talk to.

1. The Day Care Centre in the First Children’s Embassy in the World Megjashi for children who are not attending school 2. Global campaign for education – Action week 3. Fight against sexual abuse against children, pedophilia and incest 4. World Day for Prevention of Children Abuse (19 November) Universal Children’s Day (20 November) 5. AFTER THE SCANDAL IN THE SPECIAL SCHOOLS 6. Violence in the schools 7. Peace education programme 8. Domestic Violence 9. Monitoring of children’s rights 10. S.O.S HELPLINE FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH 0800 1 2222 (TOLL FREE HELPLINE)

When you say that you are a child from a foster home, people don’t give you an opportunity to show in any job, they don’t let you go forward, because they don’t trust you, because they think that children from foster homes are criminals, they are bad, this and that.