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Víctor Giorgi, Director of the Inter-American Children's Institute of the OAS, highlighted the importance of and need for a cultural and social change regarding violence against children and adolescents, since 'only the law is not enough'. There, experts from UNICEF and the Organisation of American States (OAS), as well as experts and representatives from governments and the civil society, met.

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Within the framework of the 25th Regular Meeting of the Standing Committee for the Initiative, which took place in Montevideo between May 25 and 26, the International Seminar es hora!: Free of violence against children and adolescents by 2030' was carried out on May 23 and 24.

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This series of webinars was based on this document. We invite you to explore the bibliography available on our website and recommend you read the Guide of standards for the personnel of public and private entities in charge of the protection of children and adolescents.

Pablo Domínguez is one of La Barca NGO directors, in which he currently coordinates the Anticipated Autonomy Programme that has helped restore the right to family life of several children.Įzequiel Trigo has a BA in Psychology at the University of Buenos Aires and, since 2007, is in charge of the trainings provided by Doncel NGO, which also works on the process of egress of children from institutions. The third webinar tackled the family reintegration of institutionalised children as well as their autonomy and egress from the alternative care system, and was presented by Pablo Domínguez (Uruguay) and Ezequiel Trigo (Argentina). As of 2010, he is part of the technical team of Puan Municipality's Foster Care Programme, where he collaborated in the preparation and execution phases. Hernán is a Psychologist graduated at the National University of Mar del Plata, with a specialisation in Childhood and Institutions. The second webinar focused on the processes of family separation and alternative care, and was under the responsibility of Hernán Lago. The first webinar revolved around the prevention of family separation and was led by Miguel Sorbello, BA in Social Work at the University of Buenos Aires and Coordinator of the Programme of Networks and Rights of the Buenos Aires City Ombudsman Office. These workshops included expositions by Uruguayan and Argentine experts and the participation of 48 persons from different social organisations from Montevideo, Soriano, Maldonado, Florida, Tacuarembó, Salto and Colonia. In this context, a series of virtual workshops (webinars) on the Application of the UN Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children was carried out on July 11, 15 and 21. These workshops were carried out during 20 with the participation of local civil society representatives of Maldonado, Paysandú and Rivera. A development approach from the civil society'. At first, it focused on the conduction of three workshops entitled 'Towards an alternative care model in Uruguay. Within the framework of the technical cooperation between RELAF and UNICEF Uruguay, and with support from the Committee on the Rights of the Child of Uruguay, ANONG and AUDEC, a technical assistance and advocacy plan began with different civil society organisations throughout the country. Keep readingĪpplication of the UN Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children Undoubtedly, having a Latin American representative with Luis's level of commitment in the Committee is extremely positive. On the same day, Matilde Luna met with Luis Pedernera, recently chosen as an independent expert for the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child. We'll inform on important joint activities soon. On another note, in meetings held with Gastón Cortés, representative of the Committee on the Rights of the Child of Uruguay, and Ariel Sotelo, from AUDEC, we agreed on the design of a work strategy to bolster actions for the coming year. We'll keep you posted on the concrete impact actions that will take place during 2017. In this sense, alongside UNICEF's Protection Officer Lucía Vernazza, the continuity of trainings on alternative care and of the sensitisation about the high rate of children institutionalisation in Uruguay was planned. On December 20, Matilde Luna (Director of RELAF) and Mauricio Vázquez (Coordinator of International Relations) held activity evaluation meetings with civil society organisations within the framework of the cooperation agreement with UNICEF Uruguay.