different cultures, and children's rights. Peacock was married off at the age of nine. Peacock is oppressed; she managed to run away. Anna did not comment on feeling any prejudice from her neighbor such as an indication that she is not part of the equal
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Multi-ethnic Girls’ Social Positional Identities in Educational Transitions
Solveig Roth and Dagny Stuedahl
In Girlhood Studies
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- 01 Mar 2020
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- 83–100 (18 total)
The Ethics of Representing Girls in Digital Policy Spaces
Emily Anderson
. Thousand Oaks, CA : Sage Publications, Incorporated . MediaWise and UNICEF . 2005 . “ Media and Children’s Rights .” http://www.unicef.org/ceecis/The_Media_and_Children_Rights_2005.pdf (accessed 5 July 2016 ). Moreno , Megan A. , Natalie Goniu
In Girlhood Studies
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- 01 Dec 2016
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- 88–104 (17 total)
Buffeted by Political Winds
Children’s Literature in Communist Romania
Adrian Solomon
, David . 2015 . Children. Rights and Childhood . New York : Routledge . Banuș , Maria . 1961 . “ Fiilor mei ” [To my son]. Pp. 208 – 211 ; “Ecuații” [Equations]. Pp. 284 – 285 in Poezii [Poems]. Bucharest : Biblioteca pentru toți
In Boyhood Studies
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- 01 Sep 2017
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- 118–139 (22 total)
Conditional Freedom
A Portrait of Young Men's Sense of Belonging to the Street in Maputo, Mozambique
Andrea Moreira
, VA : Kumarian Press Lefebvre , Henri . [1974] 1991 . The Production of Space . Oxford : Blackwell . Loforte , Ana . 1994 . “ Street Children in Mozambique .” The International Journal of Children's Rights 2 : 149 – 168 . Loizos
In Boyhood Studies
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- 01 Jun 2020
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“Isn't That a Girl Problem?”
Boys, Bodies, and the Discourse of Denial
Michael Kehler and Chris Borduas
and questions commonsense assumptions about “protection,” arguing, rather, for a stance that accords children rights “to knowledge [and] to control of their own lives and bodies” ( Epstein and Johnson 1998: 196 ). Similar to Wellard (2009) , the