Claire O’Kane is a child rights practitioner and researcher. She is a qualified social worker with a Masters in Applied Social Studies, and a post-graduate diploma in social research and evaluation from UK universities. Claire learned about children’s rights and participation from organised working children in India in the 1990s and she has more than 25 years of international experience supporting child rights and participation work in diverse contexts. Claire has been a consultant supporting the Dialogue Works and Time to Talk participatory research and advocacy initiatives since 2015.
-
Published in: Beyond Trafficking and Slavery: FeatureAre adults willing to listen to children on child labour?
Working children have the right to policies informed by their views and best interests