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First children’s embassy in the world - Megjashi 1992 – 2007
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The world survives thanks to the breath of innocent children. The Talmud the best contribution each community can make is giving milk to children. Winston Churchill
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Monograph 30 years Megjashi
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Strategic Plan 2016-2020
28th anniversary of the establishment of the Children's Embassy Megjashi.
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List of beneficiaries of diplomatic passports
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Child Labour
Reaching out vulnerable children in Macedonia
Report for the UPR recommendations which is prepared by The First Children’s Embassy in the World Megjashи
Worst forms of child labor
Ten things that children can do in order to end the worst forms of child labor
Ten things that teachers can do in order to end the worst forms of child effort
Ten things that people can do in order to end the worst forms of child labor
Ten things that businessmen can do in order to end the worst forms of child labor
Ten things that journalists can do in order to end the worst forms of child labor
Convention for the worst forms of child labor
Partnership for reconciliation
Children's Rights
REPORT ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CHILDREN’S RIGHTS IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA
Presentation of the Children’s Alternative report for the situation with the children’s rights in the Republic of Macedonia prepared by the children involved in the project “Building a Culture of Child Participation
Presentation of the alternative reports for the situation with the children’s rights in the Republic of Macedonia prepared by Macedonian national alliance for children's rights
Convention concerning the prohibition and immediate action for the elimination of the worst forms of child labour adopted by the conference at its eighty-seventh session, Geneva, 17 June 1999
Convention on the Rights of the Child
Council of Europe convention on the protection of children against sexual exploitation and sexual abuse
REPORT ON THE REALIZATION OF CHILDREN’S RIGHTS IN MACEDONIA
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Refugee children unaccompanied by a parent
Children's report_2020
Children's report 2020 from NGO perspective
Child Safeguarding Policy
SOS Helpline
SOS Helpline Information
SOS helpline for children and youth Operational Report
SOS helpline for children and youth Operational Report 2020
2021 Semi-Annual Report on the Operation of the SOS Helpline
SOS helpline for children and youth – Annual Report 2021
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Peace education program Audit report 2019
Alternative reports
Alternative report - NGO - 2020
Alternative report - Children - 2020
Alternativereport - NGO - 2000
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Presentation of the Children’s Alternative report for the situation with the children’s rights in the Republic of Macedonia prepared by the children involved in the project “Building a Culture of Child Participation”
Alternative report of the non-governmental organizations to the state reports about the situation with the rights of the child in the Republic of Macedonia
REPORT ON THE REALIZATION OF CHILDREN’S RIGHTS IN REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA
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Towards protection and promotion of children rights
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Newsletter 34
Visit by the primary school children of their First Children’s Embassy in the world
