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Children may not feel “distress” over data breaches. Picture: Pixel-Shot/Adobe Stock

Features 29 June 2021

Legal Update: Protecting children’s data

Teenagers can find their birth family on social media. Pictire: Pixel-Shot/Adobe Stock

Features 29 June 2021

Legal Update: Social media and adoption

The £1,012 application fee is considered the biggest barrier to children realising their rights to British citizenship, with serious implications that go beyond a passport. Picture: Maksims/Adobe Stock

Features 27 April 2021

The price of British citizenship

Longfield: “What I said wasn’t just what I believe but was backed up by the data”. Picture: Alex Deverill

Analysis 23 February 2021

Data-gathering ‘machine’ defines commissioner’s long-term legacy

Care leavers can face barriers in accessing support if they lack digital connectivity. Picture: Insta_Photos/Adobe Stock

Analysis 26 January 2021

Lockdown widens digital divide

Mark Russell: “Inside the heart of every young person is hope, but it’s taken a battering during the pandemic”

Features 26 January 2021

Interview: Mark Russell, The Children’s Society chief executive

Some councils refuse to accommodate young people. Picture: Posed by model/Finwal89/Adobe Stock

Features 5 January 2021

Housing and support gap faced by vulnerable 16- and 17-year-olds without care status

Curriculum identifies quality standards for youth work. Picture: Alex Deverill

Opinion 27 October 2020

Letters to the Editor: Room for improvement in youth work curriculum

The film features young people explaining their rights and what impact it can have if adults don’t respect them

Features 27 October 2020

Leicester young people’s film about children’s rights reaches global audience

Councils must be able to identify which children are in need of immigration support. Picture: Drobot Dean/Adobe Stock

Analysis 31 March 2020

Immigration status and Brexit

Local authorities face a delicate balancing exercise when considering interim separation. Picture: Posed by models

Other 31 March 2020

Separation under interim care orders

Places must meet the needs of looked-after children. Picture: Gilbert Gulben/Adobe Stock

Features 31 March 2020

School admissions framework: Legal update

Figures show there could be more than 166,000 young carers in the UK needing support. Picture: Racle Fotodesign/Adobe Stock

Analysis 25 February 2020

Group to push for more support for ‘hidden army’ of young carers

Johnson: Funding for care leavers must be realistic

Features 25 February 2020

Interview: Helen Johnson – Refugee Council’s head of children’s services

Siblings have a “shared experience” within a family that cannot be replicated in any other set of relationships. Picture: yanlev/Adobe Stock

Features 25 February 2020

Sibling relationships in the care system

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