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With financial support from the European Commission, Daphne III. The sole responsibility for the content lies with the Separated Children in Europe Programme

Separated Children in Europe Programme English site German site French site Spanish site Statement of Good Practice
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forside The Statement aims to provide a straightforward account of the policies and practices required to implement  and protect the rights of separated children in Europe. The Statement is principally informed by the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and two ohter documents : UNCRC General Comment No 6, on the Treatment of Unaccompanied and Separated Children Outside Their Country of Origin, 2005 and UNHCR’s Guidelines on Policies and Procedures in dealing with Unaccompanied Children Seeking Asylum of February, 1997.

An annex lists further references to relevant international and regional law, policy and guidelines.

Please note that some references are accompanied by a short text. These are only summaries of the relevant article or paragraph and not the complete text. Those who wish to use articles of law or policy to advocate for the rights of separated children should refer to the complete text of these instruments.

 

Statement of Good Practise  
4th revised edition, March 2010 [Adobe PDF, 698 Kb]
This Statement of Good Practice sets out the policy and practice basis for the programme’s work.

Statement of Good Practice: Other languages 

 

 

Statement of Good Practice youth friendly leaflet and guidiance

The leaflet ‘Good Practice for Separated Children' is targeted towards separated children and youth themselves and has been elaborated together with three youth representatives. The leaflet is available in 22 languages.

As the leaflet is addressing the rights of the separated children and youth, and not necessarily the reality they meet and experience, guidelines for its use have also been elaborated. To prevent misunderstandings it is very important that the leaflets are not just handed out nor disseminated further without the guidelines enclosed.  

Guidelines for Good Practice for Separated Children

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