Protecting health workers, services, and infrastructure. Working together to bring about change. We promote respect for international humanitarian and human rights laws for the safety of health facilities, health workers, ambulances, and patients during conflict. Assaults on health workers, facilities, and patients are all too common. They take a massive human toll and disrupt the health system in critical ways. An overview of who we are, .

Protection of Freedoms Act 2012. Likely Timescales and interim approach. RCN Test Case in ECHR.

In 2012 in recognition of the fact that children are more likely to be protected when agencies work in an all-inclusive, coordinated and consistent way. Child sexting advice campaign welcomed.

Has been developed in response to the requests from Episcopal Church clergy and lay leaders for more flexible, easy-to-access, and cost effective training. Our partner in this effort is Praesidium, a recognized leader in abuse risk management.

Good practice resources for the higher education sector. The Project acknowledges the contributions of the eight Working Party leaders and their Working Groups from Auckland University of Technology, Charles Sturt University, .