The global burden of the increasing trend of children in street situations around the world is a major concern that calls for global attention. Although the prevalence of street children varies from country to country. This disparity owes to the fact there exist unique social and cultural differences across society and also the extent of social inclusion also varies from one society to society. Substantively, existing literature on street children have identified that there exists an ambiguity in describing street children. However, the increase in rural-urban migration owing to industrialization of cities have helped to increase the prevalence of children in street situations. Conferring from the work of United Nations Children’s Fund (UN...
The children working, living and surviving on the street is a global problem, affecting developed an...
Background: Involvement of children in street trading is inimical, contrary to the Rights of the Chi...
In this study, we want to examine reasons for the pervasiveness of the practice of child abandonment...
Nigeria, being asignatory to the Convention on the Rights of the Child(UNCRC, 1989) promulgated the ...
THE PHENOMENON OF street children has become a global problem. There are as many reasons for being o...
This study examined the causes and effects of street children in Nigerian Setting. Data were gathere...
Following the observation of increasing incidence of street children phenomenon in Nigerian urban ce...
The paper examined the plights of street children who relocated from Lagos to neighbouring cities in...
Living in the street is a phenomenon alien to native communities in Africa and perhaps other traditi...
In Nigeria, in spite of remarkable natural and human resources, most people have tasted the bitter p...
Throughout the world, there are children who are drifted away from homes or families of orientations...
Magister Artium (Development Studies) - MA(DVS)The phenomenon of street children presents a global c...
Abstract: Streetism is a growing problem worldwide and Africa is one of the continents of the world ...
This paper examines the lived experience of street children and other stakeholders’ perceptions in t...
The children working, living and surviving on the street is a global problem, affecting developed an...
The children working, living and surviving on the street is a global problem, affecting developed an...
Background: Involvement of children in street trading is inimical, contrary to the Rights of the Chi...
In this study, we want to examine reasons for the pervasiveness of the practice of child abandonment...
Nigeria, being asignatory to the Convention on the Rights of the Child(UNCRC, 1989) promulgated the ...
THE PHENOMENON OF street children has become a global problem. There are as many reasons for being o...
This study examined the causes and effects of street children in Nigerian Setting. Data were gathere...
Following the observation of increasing incidence of street children phenomenon in Nigerian urban ce...
The paper examined the plights of street children who relocated from Lagos to neighbouring cities in...
Living in the street is a phenomenon alien to native communities in Africa and perhaps other traditi...
In Nigeria, in spite of remarkable natural and human resources, most people have tasted the bitter p...
Throughout the world, there are children who are drifted away from homes or families of orientations...
Magister Artium (Development Studies) - MA(DVS)The phenomenon of street children presents a global c...
Abstract: Streetism is a growing problem worldwide and Africa is one of the continents of the world ...
This paper examines the lived experience of street children and other stakeholders’ perceptions in t...
The children working, living and surviving on the street is a global problem, affecting developed an...
The children working, living and surviving on the street is a global problem, affecting developed an...
Background: Involvement of children in street trading is inimical, contrary to the Rights of the Chi...
In this study, we want to examine reasons for the pervasiveness of the practice of child abandonment...