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During emergencies, such as conflict, it is a well-accepted principle of States’ obligations under international law that adoption is not an appropriate response for unaccompanied and separated...
While recognising the leadership of national governments and ministries in the care and protection of children on their territory, this information sheet serves as a guidance to different actors...
How authorities and aid workers can help keep children displaced by the war in Ukraine safe from trafficking and other forms of exploitation and abuse.
The war in Ukraine has forced people to flee...
Seeing Forced Displacement and Protection Through a Child’s Eyes
When her hometown erupted in violence, young Mariam was forced to flee with part of her family. Three years later, she tells her...
This document builds on existing Unaccompanied and Separated Children (UASC) programming guidance and incorporates recent field experience from the child protection sector in the context of the COVID...
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An estimated 34 million children and youth are forcibly displaced and many more are on the move in search of economic and educational opportunities. Digital connectivity,...
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The COVID-19 crisis has underscored and exacerbated many pre-existing inequalities that impact migrant and displaced children every day. The International Data Alliance...
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Background:
Every year, thousands of unaccompanied minors go missing in Europe.
The COVID-19 outbreak has had a severe impact on children in migration, leading to slower...
A growing number of children and young people worldwide are migrating in search of a better life. In 2019, 33 million migrants were under 18. They decide to leave for various reasons – from job...
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Whether displaced, migrating, returning home, living on the street, fleeing conflict, or moving for work; children on the move are more vulnerable to dangers and...