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March 8, 2002

Senate Committee Considers Protocols Concerning Children

On March 7, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee held a hearing on the ratification of a treaty that contains protocolsView More

March 1, 2002

Senate Approves Child Booster Seat Bill

On February 25, the Senate gave voice vote approval to legislation (S. 980) designed to prevent deaths and injuries toView More

February 15, 2002

National Child Passenger Safety Week

On February 12, the House approved, by voice vote, a resolution (H. Con. Res. 326) that supports National Child PassengerView More

December 14, 2001

Child Abuse Prevention Bill Headed to President

On December 13, the Senate cleared, by voice vote, legislation (H.R. 2873) that would renew the Promoting Safe and StableView More

November 16, 2001

House Approves Child Abuse Prevention Program

On November 13, the House approved, by voice vote, legislation (H.R. 2873) that would renew for four years the PromotingView More

November 2, 2001

House Committee Approves Promoting Safe Families Bill

Legislation (H.R. 2873) that would reauthorize for four years the Promoting Safe and Stable Families Program was approved, by voiceView More

November 2, 2001

House Subcommittee Considers Internet Domain for Children

Legislation (H.R. 2417) that would create a global “safe space” on the Internet for children was the subject of aView More

August 3, 2001

Mandatory Sentences for Repeat Child Molesters Approved by House Subcommittee

On August 2, the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime approved, by voice vote, legislation (H.R. 2146) that would require lifeView More

August 3, 2001

Child Abuse Prevention Programs Subject of House Subcommittee Hearing

Poised to reauthorize the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA) later this year, the House Education and the WorkforceView More

July 27, 2001

Senate Committee Examines Entertainment Ratings

On July 25, the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee held a hearing to examine entertainment ratings and how well they areView More

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