‘I told the judge I was 15’: Children and South Sudan’s Death Penalty
Elin Dawes, Social Secretary of SUSU Amnesty, looks at Amnesty’s report on children being subjected to the death penalty in South Sudan.
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SUSU Amnesty Child Refugees Sponsored Walk
Lucy Stephenson highlights the immensity of the current refugee crisis, and urges students to take part in SUSU Amnesty’s sponsored walk to Winchester tomorrow.
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BRANCH UP – Let’s Volunteer
Fancy getting involved, having some fun and helping some disadvantaged children to enjoy themselves as well?
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Students Buy Plants Because We Can’t Afford Children
An article from The Independent claims that students are obsessed with cacti because they want something to care for.
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One In Three Children Has Disappeared Since The ‘Jungle’ Demolition
The closure of the ‘Jungle’ camp has led to the disappearance of children fomerly living there.
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Is the UK Education System Failing Children?
Ana Bond Esparraguera considers the implications of the most recent government education initiatives.
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The Plight Of Child Marriage
Shocking new statistics have revealed the extent of childhood marraige across the world.
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