The full brief, Durable solutions and the best interests of the child in the context of return processes, can be downloaded and read in English here.
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This brief provides an overview of what is needed and why it is necessary. It explains key steps to implement specific procedures and return processes that respect the rights of the child. It provides a summary of key child rights concerns in…
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About the webinar:
Anyone involved in advocacy on European or national policy concerning the return of children in migration from EU member states to countries of origin will be interested in this webinar.
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[European Union] Why the Child Guarantee Council Recommendation is Best Launched in 2020 | Eurochild
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1. EU asylum applications fall to pre-2015 levels
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When EU leaders meet on 17–18 July to discuss the EU Recovery Plan and the future long-term EU budget, their decisions will greatly impact the lives of our children – today and in the future. Eurochild urges EU leaders to put the best interests of…
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Destination Unknown member Terre des Hommes Netherlands has seen child trafficking continuing in East Africa, despite Covid-19 related international travel bans and domestic movement restrictions. Partners in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Ethiopia all…
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Immigration detention of children, both of children who are alone or with their families, is a widespread practice in EU member states. Although numbers of children in detention are not adequately collected and published on…
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A coordinated European strategy has been found to be the best one to fight child sexual abuse, Catherine De Bolle from Europol explains.
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New research conducted by Time to Change, run by organizations including Mind and Rethink Mental Illness found that almost half of teenagers of school-age (11 to 18-year-old) are "concerned about the impact of returning to…
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In January, Eurochild and the Learning for Well-being Foundation published a resource for anyone and everyone looking to implement and strengthen child participation: We Are Here: A Child Participation Toolbox. NGOs and civil society organisations…
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On 2 February 2020, a group of 15 EU member states called ‘Friends of Cohesion’ gathered in Portugal to discuss the next EU long-term budget— the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). This group of countries includes Bulgaria,…
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Statement by UNFPA Executive Director Dr. Natalia Kanem on the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict
Sexual violence in conflict is a threat to our collective security, a violation of international law and a blight on…
