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No policies are "child-neutral". Even policies which appear to have very little impact on children are likely to have a bias for, or against, the rights of the child. Trade and exchange rate policies may have a larger impact on children's development than the relative size of the budget allocated to health and education. In this discussion paper for Radda Barnen (Swedish Save the Children) Stefan de Vylder, Associate Professor in Development Economics and consultant, discusses the impact on children of general development strategies and macroeconomic policies.

CSEC: The Crime against Children has been sponsored by the BODY SHOP FOUNDATION/Gt. Britain. The P.E.A.C.E. Campaign has produced this book and it is edited by Chairperson/P.E.A.C.E., Ms. Maureen Seneviratne. P.E.A.C.E. has endeavoured to record every aspect and facet of the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children, The Crime against Children. P.E.A.C.E. works on these issues to combat CSEC. This is a book of use to educators and social workers and the general reader. 2006. 

This report focuses on an investigation in connection with seized child pornography material and the subsequent questioning and interrogation of children and perpetrators. Ten children have been identified and interviewed as to their participation. Questions that are highlighted in the study are: What relationship did the children have with the perpetrator? How did they become involved and why did the exploitation continue? Have the children spoken out about their experiences; and if so when?

Save the Children fights for children in the UK and around the world who suffer from poverty, disease, injustice and violence. We work with them to find lifelong answers to the problems they face.  ECPAT International is a network of organisations in more than 75 countries working towards eradicating all forms of sexual exploitation of children. Supported by Unicef

Changing Our Lives, the proceedings of the Manila conference, documents the information gathered by the young people on the situation on commercial sexual exploitation of children, how the young people have been involved in their respective country's Plans of Action, how their lives have been enriched in the process of implementation and their concrete proposals to enforce the Stockhoim Agenda for Action.

In this book we meet Sweedish boys who are victims of sexual abuse by their fathers, mothers, siblings and strangers. But also by people whose profession involves taking care of children. It is a book that takes us straight into the therapy room and enables us to follow the therapeutic process. Using actual case stories, the book shows what can be'' done for these boys. But it also presents the theoretical background in an instructive and lucid fashion. Sexual abuse of boys has long been an unexplored field; knowledge and treatment experience have been of limited scope.