Injustices faced by children during the COVID-19 pandemic and crucial next steps

Campbell, Sydney; Carnevale, Franco A.

doi:10.17269/s41997-020-00410-6

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“…Those without parents (Umukoro, 2020), boys in Nigeria following Almajiri Islamic practices (Amanambu, 2020), those with pre-existing conditions (Vasquez et al, 2020), and displaced children living in Nigeria and Syria (El-Khatib et al, 2020; Njoku, 2020) are examples of several groups of young people that have experienced an amplified impact from the lack of sufficient support from government and other authoritative agencies and face a greater risk of infection. Many of these findings reiterate what has been found in a commentary examining the ways young people in Canada and the US have been impacted by the pandemic (Campbell and Carnevale, 2020), but the globalized lens highlights new emphases prioritized in resource-limited countries.…”

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“…Finally, while findings in a recent Canadian- and US-based analysis emphasized the importance of young people’s voices and participation (Campbell and Carnevale, 2020), the same participatory priority was not present here. This distinction indicates an important difference between the two approaches, and should inform future research to examine why the voices of young people are not recognized as requiring urgent attention in resource-limited countries.…”

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Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on children: An ethical analysis with a global-child lens

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Global Studies of Childhood

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, the lives of children and adolescents in resource-limited countries have been significantly impacted in complex ways, while largely having their interests overlooked. The purpose of this colloquium is to examine these impacts across seven resource-limited nations and apply an ethical lens to examine the ways in which children and adolescents have been treated impermissibly. We finish with recommendations and calls to action for key stakeholders to consider.

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Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on children: An ethical analysis with a global-child lens

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Global Studies of Childhood

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“…Although our study was set at school, it also reveals the importance of young people's participation in society more broadly. At the time this manuscript was submitted for review, Covid‐19 pandemic policies had been implemented with major repercussions on young people, who had not been included in this policy‐making (Campbell & Carnevale, 2020).…”

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Agency in everyday life: An ethnography of the moral experiences of children and youth

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Drawing on a hermeneutic ethnographic methodology, we studied the everyday moral experiences of young people aged 11 to 16 and how these related to expressions of agency. Our results revealed that young people's agency was manifested through three interrelated dimensions: their aspirations, concerns, and capacities. Agential expression was context dependent, either bolstered or thwarted by certain people or social institutions. Our study empirically supports our ontological advancement of Childhood Ethics as a subspecialization of Childhood Studies, offering novel evidence on children's agency. This work further promotes the importance of meaningfully including young people in discussions, decisions, and actions that affect them.

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“…Com a transferência do ensino baseado na escola para o ambiente da casa (ou home schooling), houve um aumento do tempo de permanência e convivência da criança com a família. Enquanto não houver vacina ou tratamento seguro e efetivo, por um lado, o confinamento é uma medida protetora a saúde da criança, por outro, o prolongamento desse confinamento pode trazer repercussões negativas para este grupo populacional 4 .…”

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Diretrizes brasileiras e portuguesas de proteção à criança vulnerável à violência na pandemia de COVID-19

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Resumo Objetivo identificar e analisar medidas de proteção à criança/adolescente vulnerável à violência na epidemia de COVID-19 no Brasil e em Portugal. Método implementou-se a pesquisa documental de diretrizes governamentais expedidas entre março e setembro de 2020. A análise hermenêutica fundamentou-se nos preceitos da vulnerabilidade em saúde e da defesa do melhor interesse de crianças/adolescentes. Resultados recomendaram-se ações articuladas de apoio e parcerias nacionais, locais e interinstitucionais; atuação multiprofissional, intra/intersetorial como medidas de proteção à criança/adolescente vulneráveis à violência intrafamiliar. Destacam-se o estímulo a notificação, investigação, intervenção e acompanhamento de casos. Constatam-se investimentos dos países na ampliação de canais de teleatendimento e estímulo à denúncias pela sociedade e redes sociais. Contudo, há indícios de poucos registros de casos, justificado pelas campanhas publicitárias em Portugal que incentivaram denúncias aos órgãos responsáveis. A proteção à renda e ao trabalho dos provedores da família durante o isolamento social e momento de suspensão das aulas presenciais teve a intenção de protegê-los da insegurança alimentar e do contágio da doença. Conclusão documentos determinaram ações para instituições, profissionais de saúde, familiares e sociedade no enfrentamento da violência intrafamiliar. Na pandemia de COVID-19, é dever do Estado seguir protegendo o direito à vida e à dignidade da criança e adolescente.

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Injustices faced by children during the COVID-19 pandemic and crucial next steps

Cited by 8 publications

References 7 publications

Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on children: An ethical analysis with a global-child lens

Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on children: An ethical analysis with a global-child lens

Agency in everyday life: An ethnography of the moral experiences of children and youth

Diretrizes brasileiras e portuguesas de proteção à criança vulnerável à violência na pandemia de COVID-19

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