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Children’s Commissioners Joins Call to Provide Refuge to More Than 3,000 Children
25 January 2016
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NICCY joined the other UK children’s Commissioners, and colleagues from across Europe, in calling for more to be done for children on the move. You can read the following:
Children’s Commissioners join call to provide refuge to more than 3,000 children
The European ombudspersons (ENOC) for children raise alarm: unacceptable safety risks for children on the move
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‘Safety and fundamental rights at stake for children on the move’ Report
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