Material For Children

Your Right to live in a family and be cared for in all situations of your life

This booklet explains to children their right to a family, to community life, to be cared for and respected. It is based on the Convention for the Rights of the Child and on the UN Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children

My Rights

A collection of booklets in Arabic summarising the Convention on the Rights of the Child for different age groups.

My Rights - For ages 0 - 8

My Rights - For ages 9 - 15

My Rights - For ages 16 - 18

Equal you Equal me

Arabic - EnglishThis book is written for children from 7 years and upwards. It helps children to learn about the types of discrimination they may face in their day to day life and the many forms of discrimination faced by other children throughout the world.

The book also gives children information about what children all over the world are doing to stop discrimination.

We Have Rights Colouring Book
Save the Children Sweden and UNICEF, 2007
Arabic

This colouring book is a fun interactive tool for children to learn about their rights.

Know Your Rights and Responsibilities
Save the Children Sweden, 2006
Arabic

This folder contains colourfully animated postcards and stickers that teach children about their rights and responsibilities.

Safe You Safe Me
Save the Children, 2006
Arabic – English

This book teaches children between 7 and 12 years of age about violence and what children can do to prevent it. It is a tool for children to learn more about protection and their rights, and is a contribution by Save the Children to the United Nations Secretary-General’s Study on Violence against Children.

Save the Children Sweden's Mine Awareness Activities

Save the Children Sweden produced this child-friendly leaflet explaining the dangers of landmines and how to identify them. It is primarily aimed at Yemen, but is a useful across the Middle East.

It is available to download here.

Save the Children Sweden, the Lebanese Mine Action Centre, Balamand University, 2006
Arabic - English

Save the Children Sweden produced two child-friendly awareness cartoon spots on the dangers of explosive remnants of war as part of its work in Lebanon for child protection in emergencies. In addition a special edition of Balamand University’s child-friendly magazine Noor and Noura was released on Mine Risk Education. This CD contains:
1. Two child-friendly animation spots
2. Child-friendly poster to increase awareness on the dangers of explosive remnants of war
3. Noor and Noura Mine Risk Education special edition
4. Information about Save the Children Sweden’s activities on Mine Risk Awareness




	Your Right to live in a family and be cared for in all situations of your life This booklet explains to children their right to a family, to community life, to be cared for and respected. It is based on the Convention for the Rights of the Child and on the UN Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children
	My Rights A collection of booklets in Arabic summarising the Convention on the Rights of the Child for different age groups. My Rights - For ages 0 - 8 My Rights - For ages 9 - 15 My Rights - For ages 16 - 18
	Equal you Equal me Arabic - EnglishThis book is written for children from 7 years and upwards. It helps children to learn about the types of discrimination they may face in their day to day life and the many forms of discrimination faced by other children throughout the world. The book also gives children information about what children all over the world are doing to stop discrimination.

	We Have Rights Colouring Book Save the Children Sweden and UNICEF, 2007 Arabic This colouring book is a fun interactive tool for children to learn about their rights.
	Know Your Rights and Responsibilities Save the Children Sweden, 2006 Arabic This folder contains colourfully animated postcards and stickers that teach children about their rights and responsibilities.
	Safe You Safe Me Save the Children, 2006 Arabic – English This book teaches children between 7 and 12 years of age about violence and what children can do to prevent it. It is a tool for children to learn more about protection and their rights, and is a contribution by Save the Children to the United Nations Secretary-General’s Study on Violence against Children.
	Save the Children Sweden's Mine Awareness Activities Save the Children Sweden produced this child-friendly leaflet explaining the dangers of landmines and how to identify them. It is primarily aimed at Yemen, but is a useful across the Middle East. It is available to download here.
	Save the Children Sweden, the Lebanese Mine Action Centre, Balamand University, 2006 Arabic - English Save the Children Sweden produced two child-friendly awareness cartoon spots on the dangers of explosive remnants of war as part of its work in Lebanon for child protection in emergencies. In addition a special edition of Balamand University’s child-friendly magazine Noor and Noura was released on Mine Risk Education. This CD contains: 1. Two child-friendly animation spots 2. Child-friendly poster to increase awareness on the dangers of explosive remnants of war 3. Noor and Noura Mine Risk Education special edition 4. Information about Save the Children Sweden’s activities on Mine Risk Awareness