#CovidUnder19: involving children in deciding about the future

Habituellement appelé Satria, il est étudiant à l'Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia et se spécialise dans l'éducation spécialisée. Satria aime les questions d'organisation, en particulier le bénévolat. Ses hobbies sont l'observation et la recherche, ainsi que l'écriture. Satria est un conseiller pour les enfants #CovidUnder19. Ses sujets de prédilection sont l'éducation et l'environnement. Satria est originaire d'Indonésie, plus précisément de la ville de Bandung. L'éducation spécialisée est son principal centre d'intérêt car elle joue un rôle important pour faire progresser l'égalité dans les ODD sur les droits universels et le sentiment d'appartenance.

Samikshya Dahal,17,is currently studying in bachelor 1st year BSC general science , Loudest girl of girls out loud nepal,executive board of Ayon - Young female leadership forum ,Member of national adolescent girls network and child advisor of covid under 19.She also a vice-president of the brainy bunch ,a federal youth parliament nepal-2079 B.S. she is an enthusiastic young girl ,On the occasion of international day of girl child 2022,oct 11-she takeover the position of CEO at SDG studio a media advocacy group for SDGs from the incumbent CEO,pradeep Lamichhane as a part of #Girls takeover Campaign .being a member of different active youth organizations and believes that she is with curious nature too and passionate to learn and work on the issues of child rights and young adolescent girls .She balances her academics and her learning curiosity . she accepts the challenges and believes in the change nature . She along with concerning girls issues and different social & cultural issues . Indeed keen interest to work in the field of child , adolescents ,education and advocates for climate action .she supports campaigns and excellence .

Osish Niraula is a 16 year old child rights and human rights activist from Nepal. He favours humanity above everything. He is a tech enthusiast who wants to connect children and technology so that their voices are heard by everyone. He is an active member of local clubs of Nepal working for the rights of children. He is also concerned about the environment and climate change and believes that the future would be a better place for everyone to live.

Jeshis, a #CovidUnder19 Child Advisor, is a Child Right Activist from Nepal, advocating for the rights of children since 2017. He served as the President of a school-level child club (2020/2023), where he organised events, raised awareness, and mobilised his peers to take action on child rights issues. Jeshis aims to create a safe society to support children (especially vulnerable marginalised children) so they can live free from danger, discrimination, violence, or exploitation. Jeshis believes in empowering children not just to be able but capable of speaking up for their rights.

Ali is a Pakistan based 17 years old passionate Human Rights Activist with focus on promoting the plight of Child Protection and Child Justice. Alongside with that, he also is a young Cricket analyst at Local Television in Pakistan. Ali is a member of the Child Rights Movement Network (CRM) and the Human Rights Children and Youth Task Force (HRCYTF).

He was part of the Child Advisory Group for shaping the World Congress 2021 on Justice with Children. He aims to create impact around the globe with his untiring efforts and impactful advocacy. He has fervent experience of column and feature writing on different topics, mainly focusing on child protection and justice for children.

Amrit is a young child rights advocate and a Human rights defender from Nepal. He is a medical student at Kathmandu University, and also an actively advocating medical education campaigner. Amrit is a peer mentor at #CovidUnder19 Initiative, where he works on child rights-based research and advocacy. He has been a notable leader in the field of child rights since 2016. He is most recognized for his work as a facilitator for Child-Friendly Local Governance, along with contributions to ending child violence, youth leadership, and Human Rights defence. He believes in the power of diversity and aspires to create a World that is both safe and welcoming to children.

Januka, a #CovidUnder19 Peer Mentor, is a Child and Youth Rights Activist from Nepal. She has been working in close collaborations with diverse stakeholders, including government agencies, civil society organisations, and communities since 2015. With expertise in the field of child rights and youth empowerment, Januka is a Facilitator for Child-Friendly Local Governance. She led the Municipal Child Club Network of the Itahari sub-metropolitan as the President from 2018 to 2021. Januka is one of three founders and executives of Lakshyadeep, which aims to empower youths to contribute to building a sustainable and equitable future. She believes in the change-making power of youth leadership and is always eager to explore new challenges.

Ruju Dulal, a child rights activist from Nepal, has dedicated five years to advocating for children's rights. She served as Joint Secretary in the Municipal Child Network and later as Vice President in the Ward Child Network for almost three years. Co-founding the DPL Child Club and participating in the Interact Club, Ruju focuses on projects for children's welfare and environmental initiatives. She believes in empowering children by involving them in decision-making processes, envisioning a world where they have the freedom to shape their own destinies.

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