Today, the European Child Rights Helpdesk celebrates World Children’s Day and the adoption of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child with our report “Putting children’s rights at the heart of decision-making in cases involving children on the move: gathering momentum in Europe.” We share our daily experiences supporting children on the move, the impact of European and national migration measures, obstacles to full enjoyment of their rights, and share our common agenda for change. We aim to ensure all children fully enjoy all of their rights.
Putting children’s rights at the heart of decision-making in cases involving children on the move: gathering momentum in Europe: READ THE REPORT HERE >>>
Children on the move are children first. Separated or within families, they are entitled to information, qualified support, and access to justice, to claim all of their rights as children in child-friendly and child-centred procedures. The European Child Rights Helpdesk partners share our experiences in 7 EU Member States and a common agenda for change in our new report “Putting children’s rights at the heart of decision-making in cases involving children on the move: gathering momentum in Europe.” Happy World Children’s Day!
Celebrating World Children’s Day and the adoption of the UN Convention on the rights of the Child with a new report: “Putting children’s rights at the heart of decision-making in cases involving children on the move: gathering momentum in Europe.” The European Child Rights Helpdesk shares the impact of migration measures on children on the move and our recommendations to EU decision makers.
Today we celebrate the World’s Children and the adoption of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child! At the European Child Rights Helpdesk, we’ve published a new report sharing our work to protect the rights of children on the move, with our recommendations to EU and Member States. (239) Children on the move are children first! This World Children’s Day, let’s remember that all children’s rights are protected by the UN CRC. Discover the impact of migration measures on their rights in the European Child Rights Helpdesk report, “Putting children’s rights at the heart of decision-making in cases involving children on the move: gathering momentum in Europe.”