May 4, 2022 · Although the terms “down-syndrome” and “mongoloid” are very similar, they are very different. Down syndrome is a genetic disorder, and mongoloid is a term that was first …

Approximately 18% of Mongolia’s children are economically active. Many of them drop out of school early to find work and help support their families: this practice being especially …

Child labor, including isolated cases of forced child labor, occurred in many sectors, including the informal artisanal mining sector (involving extraction of coal, gold, and fluorspar mineral), …

One in three persons in Mongolia is children. According to 2014 Statistics, 35.5% of the 2,995,9491 people in Mongolia are children or adolescents between the ages of 0-19 years. …

This document aims to capture the status of the realization of rights of Mongolian children, presenting also factors that contribute to a better understanding of the barriers and gaps …

Percentage of children (aged 24-59 months) with whom any adult household member has engaged in 4 or more activities to provide early stimulation and responsive care in the last 3 …

Nov 15, 2024 · Save the Children Mongolia remains committed to making a positive impact on children’s lives through projects and programs in Child Protection, Child Rights Governance, …

Apr 26, 2024 · “Inner Mongolian Child” by photographer Han Chengli, taken in 2003. The first time I saw this image, I was so captivated that I printed it, framed it, and kept it on my desk. The …

The Mongolian child can be identified through the following symptoms: Relaxation, weakness and weakness in the harmony of the muscles compared to the normal child, as well as the …

Ensuring that Mongolian children grow up in a safe and protective environment. Violence against children remains high with 47 per cent of children aged 1-14 having experienced violent …