My children are very happy to be here. It is very important. The children are under a lot of pressure and have not been social, but this activity has made them stronger. Our children are now talking and expressing themselves and I thank God. Psychologically they are getting better. We want our children to be able to express themsevles and we thank Relief (local partner organization) for that... I talk to my children now as if they are grown-up. They have more confidence. They are not afraid anymore... They have courage which is very important. I thank God.
“Hearing the Voices of Children and Youth - A Child-Centred Approach to Complaint Resolution” references IICRD’s Hear the Child Project
as a promising practice for helping children have their opinions heard in divorce proceedings.
This Joint Special Report released by the British Columbian Representative for Children and Youth and the Ombudsperson, focuses on engaging with children and young people in effectively having their voice heard in matters which affect them.
The full report can be found here.