Studies point to alarming accounts of gender-based violence (GBV) affecting refugee and migrant children and young people in the European Union. Through the EU-funded BRIDGE project, Terre des hommes (Tdh) and its partners strengthened the response to this issue in EU countries and empowered children and youth to better protect themselves.

Terre des hommes (Tdh) and its partners developed three online courses focusing on protecting migrant and refugee children and their families.

Studies point to alarming accounts of sexual and gender-based violence (GBV) affecting refugee and migrant children and youth. What is GBV, who can be affected, what makes refugee and migrant children and youth more vulnerable to GBV, how can we recognize and fight GBV? The answers below will help you to better understand this grave human rights violation.

This Youth Facilitator training programme has the goal of increasing awareness and understanding of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) amongst children and youth on the move.

This Training Manual has been developed primarily for use at training of trainers events organized as part of the BRIDGE project. However, this document can be used by any professionals working with children and youth on the move, particularly those who hold a mandate and responsibility for capacity building and training in their respective institutions.

In order to strengthen the statutory response to gender based violence affecting children and youth on the move in EU countries, Terre des hommes has just commenced the implementation of its regional project titled “Building Relationships through Innovative Development of Gender Based Violence Awareness in Europe – BRIDGE”.

In a series of infographics, this document describes the results of the "For a violence free life of children in Moldova" Project, implemented during 2015-2017 by Terre des hommes Moldova.

On November 8, 2017 - 30 teachers from 20 education institutions in the Ungheni, Falesti and Soroca districts took part in the wrap-up event of the "For a violence-free life of children in Moldova" project. The event was an opportunity for teachers to share their experience in implementing the programme on conscious gender-sensitive parenting.

On Wednesday, November 8, 28 teens from 16 educational institutions from Moldova took part in the wrap-up event of the project "For a violence-free life for children in Moldova", implemented by Terre des hommes Moldova with the financial support of OAK Foundation.