Commonwealth Advisory Body on Sport (CABOS) meets in Delhi during 7-9 February 2011 for its annual meeting (CABOS 2011, DELHI). The meeting will be co chaired by the CABOS member from India, the host country along with Dr. Bruce Kidd, Chair, CABOS. The first two days of the meeting will be devoted to the business of …
Commonwealth Advisory Body on Sport (CABOS) meets in Delhi during 7-9 February 2011. Read More »
Commonwealth youth leaders look to the future in India by Mark Flynn, RYC member for the United Kingdom Our year, our voice! This was the message of young leaders from across the Commonwealth as they met in Chandigarh, India in December for the Commonwealth Youth Leaders’ Conference 2010. The event brought together Regional Youth Caucus …
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All over the world, children are hit and hurt by adults responsible for their care and education. In a minority of countries – though far too many – children in conflict with the law may be sentenced by the courts to corporal punishment when they are convicted of a crime. Corporal punishment – the most …
Manual on campaigning to prohibit and eliminate corporal punishment Read More »
Youth Affairs Minister Paula Bennett and Prime Minister John Key joined 100 young people and their families today to recognizes efforts to make positive life changes. Youth Affairs Minister Paula Bennett and Prime Minister John Key joined 100 young people and their families today to recognise efforts to make positive life changes. “Some of these young people …
The availability of people’s basic needs forms the basis for economic and social order, according to members of the Brikama Youth Development Association. As a matter of principle, the BYDA believes that the peace and stability which an economy requires to enjoy uninterrupted growth hinge on meeting people’s basic needs in food and non-food essentials. …
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BRUNEI’S education system is capable of creating excellent youths, if the whole mechanisms and human resources are used effectively, said the Minister of Religious Affairs yesterday. “To generate excellent youth, the whole sectors in the country need to play their roles more effectively and need to be aware of the role they play in the …
One of Barbados’ leading youth organisations is on a mission to pay tribute to late Prime Minister David Thompson. The Emerging Global Leaders of Barbados (EGLB) hopes to have a youth summit put together and named after the late Prime Minister. Advisor to the group, Jeff Broomes indicated that they had written to the Minister …
The United Nations has identified tackling basic needs poverty and improving youth employment as the two priority areas Tonga needs to work on in its attempts to achieve millennium development goals. A report on the nation’s progress was launched last week by Tonga’s Deputy Prime Minister Samiu Vaipulu. Its the second status report produced by …
Kamalesh Sharma speaks on women, youth and preparations for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting The Commonwealth Secretary-General Kamalesh Sharma addressed Australian business leaders on 31 January on the importance of enabling young people and women to reach their potential as entrepreneurs at the launch event for the 2011 Commonwealth Business Council (CBC) Forum. Speaking …
Sharma to business: Enable young people and women to reach potential as entrepreneurs Read More »
Certain youth advocates last week raised questions about the policy programmes and management of the youth portfolio and wanted it taken away from Olivia “Babsy” Grange, Minister of Youth Sports and Culture. It was surprising that the youth advocates did not investigate before they made their ill-informed statements. If they had they would have found …
Youth development on stream but needs more support Read More »
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