Children’s Rights
ZET Blog: Child Marriage and the Girls Summit
Please note, this articularly originally appeared on the DFID website, and was written by Lakshmi Sundaram, the director of Girls Not Brides. Working on a taboo subject can be isolating and demoralising and, as evidenced by the experience of some Girls…
ZET Blog: UNICEF Zimbabwe Education Plans
Zimbabwe’s education system, once arguably the best on the continent, has been deteriorating over the past 10 years and has been seriously affected by the declining financial assistance to the sector. In the absence of significant national government financing, which…
ZET Blog: Child Abuse and Child Protection in Zimbabwe
Our longest-standing partner, Trinity Project, has recently expanded their work to focus on all aspects of child rights and child protection, beyond just access to legal identity documents. This involves a number of new exciting projects aimed at: improving and…
ZET Blog: Marriage in Zimbabwe
Trinity Project staff in Bulawayo work tirelessly to provide vulnerable women and children across Matabeleland with the legal documents they need to access socioeconomic rights and services – including education, healthcare and welfare which are their basic human rights. As…
ZET Blog: Community Outreach
This article outlines some of the personal stories of individuals reached and supported by Trinity Project through their community outreach channels, such as workshops in local communities, mobile office drop ins and legal advice clinics, and visiting homes and community…
ZET Blog: The Importance of Legal Registration
The following article outlines real life stories collect by Trinity Project field workers. Each case outlines the importance of legal registration and protections for vulnerable persons, and how complicated it can be to backdate registration. Although these cases can seem…
