The country report touches briefly on many different subjects, and concludes that teenagers are mostly free in Taiwan.

partial report on nigeria added

More information has been included in the “Governmented Granted Rights of Age” section.

So far, the report includes a description of general freedoms, including that of expression. More will be added soon.

Teen Freedom is currently unreachable in the People’s Republic of China.

See this Human Rights Watch article for more information.  http://www.hrw.org/reports/2006/china0806/3.htm

An interview with the founder, conducted by Mr. Alex Ragone, will be posted shortly.

The Atlantic Monthly just published an article by Nadya Labi.  Suprisingly, it makes the interesting point that, for a number of factors, in a country in which the punishment for sodomy is death, the gay community is flourishing.

Check it out here (if you have access) at http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/prem/200705/gay-saudi-arabia

http://teenfreedom.wordpress.com/country-reports/mali/

a translated version of the overview of the adolescent situation in Mali. Thanks to both Andrew Coffman for his translating work and to the The Children’s Rights Defense Association of Mali for the content.

Also, a fair amount of new maps (adult literacy, net secondary school enrollment…) were added.  You can check them out at http://teenfreedom.wordpress.com/maps/

A report about Mali, in French, has just been submitted and added to the country report section. We will translate this report shortly, and we encourage other readers to submit country reports as well – regardless of language.

thats double legitness