RECOMMENDATIONS PREPARED BY Macedonian National Coalition of Nongovernmental Organizations for children's rights Besides the general issues and recommendations included, the report covers many specific problems, which overcome influence the level of protection and realization of children's rights. Some of the recommendations that emerged as a conclusion during the preparation of this report for better implementation of the Convention for the rights of the child in practice are: - Building a systematic approach to data on the situation of children in Republic of Macedonia, the exact number of children who are not involved in education, the exact number of children without birth certificates, the exact number of children on streets, there is no systematic approach to collect data to monitor the situation of the children in the Republic of Macedonia, and there is no database for children in general, and especially for children who are in a position of vulnerability. - To complete the professional school teams, primarily defectologists and to meet the needs, abilities and interests of students with special educational needs POP. Also, this completion is necessary to provide support to the teacher in the process of inclusion. - Introduction of a comprehensive sexuality education in primary and secondary schools so that all young people can access the information on sexual and reproductive health, including HIV / AIDS - Local governments in their annual budgets to include activities to inform young people about issues related to sexual and reproductive health, including HIV / AIDS; - Centers for rehabilitation and re-socialization of children who use drugs to be open; - To start a program for work with families who have children who use drugs. - Introducing mandatory realization of secondary education within educational - correctional institutions, in accordance with current educational programs that are implemented in Republic of Macedonia. Minors who committed crimes of cybercrime out of the total number of crimes committed by minors Often social networks tend to be used unethical and are being abused to spread racist and xenophobic propaganda. Here we found a big problem and we believe that institutions should pay more attention to all forms of cybercrime, not only to those who find their incrimination in crimes against property. However, we believe that we should first exhaust all forms of prevention and then reach out to prosecute the perpetrators. - Policies for democratic involvement of the students in the decision-making bodies of secondary schools should be promoted; - Resources to implement an inclusive and democratic model of secondary organization in each of the high schools created by the schools according to the needs of students and secondary organizing national level to be provided; - Establishing a system for recording and tracking the number of students with special educational needs (POP) in the regular schools to ensure unification of procedures in all schools; - The construction of new and reconstruction of old schools to apply accessibility standards to provide the conditions for access and independent functioning of students with POP on school premises; - To complete professional training teams with profiles, primarily defectologists who are willing to recognize and meet the needs, abilities and interests of students with POP. Also, this completion is necessary to provide support to the teacher in the process of inclusion; - Increased involvement of parents of children with special needs in programms for early childhood development; - A system for monitoring the situation of children who use drugs to be established; - To provide treatment for drug addiction based on medicine for all children, regardless of their age; - To adopt amendments to the Law on Secondary Education and the Law on Vocational Education to include high school students for active participation in decision-making, The work of the Coalition is supported by UNICEF in Macedonia through the project "Capacity Building of NGOs in monitoring children's rights." The Report on the situation of children's rights in the Republic of Macedonia is prepared by the Macedonian National Coalition of NGOs for children's rights (informal coalition) comprising 14 civil society organizations and one coalition of civil society organizations. This coalition was founded on 13.11.1997, and is coordinated by the First Children's Embassy in the World Megjashi.

• published: 12 Sep 2013
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