Child Rights International, Ghana

Child Rights International, Ghana Child Rights International (CRI) is an NGO committed to the promotion and protection of the inherent dignity of every child.

CRl is an NGO committed to the protection of the inherent dignity of every child, the realization of their fundamental rights, and their development.

The shift from shared screens to personal devices changes everything.For ages 11–17, mobile phones account for 70% of sc...
30/09/2026

The shift from shared screens to personal devices changes everything.

For ages 11–17, mobile phones account for 70% of screen time. Pocket-sized and deeply personal, these devices don't just go everywhere a child goes. They go there completely unsupervised.

Where do we draw the line between privacy and protection?

39% of screen time for 7- to 10-year-olds now happens on tablets. 📱 They’re light, personal, and easy to hand over witho...
24/09/2026

39% of screen time for 7- to 10-year-olds now happens on tablets. 📱 They’re light, personal, and easy to hand over without a second thought. That exact convenience is where the risk lies.

How do you manage tablet use in your home?

Where a child is born should never determine whether they are safe, protected, or given the opportunity to thrive.We all...
23/09/2026

Where a child is born should never determine whether they are safe, protected, or given the opportunity to thrive.
We all have a role to play in creating environments where children are protected, respected and empowered.
Because every child deserves to feel safe.





My day, my rights.For every child, every right.Voices rising, futures shining,No child forgotten, no dream denied.We sta...
22/09/2026

My day, my rights.
For every child, every right.
Voices rising, futures shining,
No child forgotten, no dream denied.
We stand, we speak, we serve - For dignity, for justice, for hope alive.




18/09/2026

We have joined the train and we call it “Wekyi gu hɔ child protection edition”.
Share yours with us in the comments section

For our youngest kids, the TV is still king. 👑A massive 62% of screen time for ages 3 to 6 happens right in front of the...
15/09/2026

For our youngest kids, the TV is still king. 👑
A massive 62% of screen time for ages 3 to 6 happens right in front of the television. Before worrying about phones, the focus starts right in the living room. 📺✨

How do you manage TV time in your home? Let us know below! 👇

As children grow, so does their digital footprint—and the online risks that come with it.Our recent survey findings show...
15/09/2026

As children grow, so does their digital footprint—and the online risks that come with it.

Our recent survey findings show a dramatic surge in screen time with age, climbing from 60–150 hours per month for kids aged 3–6 to 120–210 hours for teens aged 11–17 (with ages 7–10 falling between 60–210 hours). While this added independence opens doors to digital learning, it also sharply increases exposure to online hazards.

How do you set screen-time boundaries with your kids? Let us know below! 👇

Children are always watching, learning not only from what we say, but from what we do. 💙Let’s lead by example and create...
14/09/2026

Children are always watching, learning not only from what we say, but from what we do. 💙
Let’s lead by example and create a world where every child learns kindness, respect, responsibility, and compassion.

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P. O. Box NT 102, Newtown
Accra

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

0302 503 744

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