Improving the reception and care of unaccompanied children within the European Union by harmonising member States’ legislation
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Asylum and migration, Children rights, Unaccompanied minors, RefugeesIn cooperation with Terre D’Asile – France and Comitato Italiano Rifugiati (CIR), i-RED is implementing in 2009 and 2010:
Study on Improving the reception and care of unaccompanied children within the European Union by harmonising member States’ legislation
This comparative study investigates:
- Definition of an unaccompanied child
- Number of unaccompanied children in the territory
- Age, nationality, migration patterns, detailed statistics
- Deportation of unaccompanied children at the border, to which countries, guarantees
- Detention and conditions of detention
- Access to asylum procedure and statistics of granting asylum
- Legal representation for unaccompanied children & shortcomings
- Methods for age assessment and identification
- Implementation of the Dublin II Regulation
- Identification of unaccompanied children victims of trafficking
- Protection system for minors recognized victims of trafficking
- Access to social welfare and healthcare
- Access to education and professional training
- Administrative status and integration
- Voluntary repatriation, guarantees and procedures
- Forced expulsion of unaccompanied minors
The reception and care of Unaccompanied minors [ final synthesis report]
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