Publications & Research
Below you will find various documents and press releases that have been produced and/or collaborated by Stepping Stones Nigeria.
Papers & Publications
Statement of Guiding Principles and Best Practice for Working with Children Stigmatised as ‘Witches’ – Stepping Stones Nigeria
Safeguarding Children Controlled Through Belief in Ritual Oaths, 'Child Witches', or Religious and Traditional Practices – ECPAT UK
Witchcraft Accusations: A Protection Concern for UNHCR and the Wider Humanitarian Commuity? Paper presented by Gary Foxcroft to UNHCR – Stepping Stones Nigeria
UN Concluding Observations on the Rights of the Child: Nigeria
UN Shadow Report to the Committee on the Rights of the Child – Stepping Stones Nigeria
Press Releases
2010
Coalition of NGOs Welcome the Publication of UN Committee on the Rights of the Child's Concluding Observations
Child Rights: The Way Ahead for Nigeria
Nigerian Government Condemns Child Witchcraft Accusations
UN to Question Nigerian Government on Abuses of Child Right's
Saving Africa's Witch Children goes to the US
Boy Accused of Witchcraft, Locked in House with Mother's Corpse
Child Rights Activists Respond to Recent Press Attacks on their Work with So-Called Child Witches in Akwa Ibom State
Child Rights Activists Claim Victory in High Court Battle
2009
Twentieth Anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child Preventing the Spread of Witchcraft Related Child Rights Abuses – A Call for Action
Coalition of International and National Civil Society Groups and Churches CommendGovernor Godswill Akpabio for Swift Response to Child 'Witch' Crisis
Stepping Stones Nigeria Commends Akwa Ibom State Governments Recent Enactment of Child Rights Act
The Fight Against Children being Stigmatised as 'Witches' is Far From Over
Saving Africa's Witch Children Awarded BAFTA
2008
Urgent call for Governments to Prevent Children being Branded as 'Witches'
Day of the African Child
International NGO Calls for Use of Jolly Phonics Fast Track Reading Scheme in Government Primary School
Background to Stepping Stones Nigeria
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