Respekten för barns rättigheter brister ofta i asyl- och återvändandeprocessen. I Rädda Barnens verksamhet runt om i Sverige möter vi ofta barn och unga från Afghanistan, särskilt ensamkommande men även barn i familj. Vi har under en lång tid engagerat os

This EU Reference Document originates in the CONNECT Project, funded by the EU under a call for proposals for pilot projects on unaccompanied minors (2012), the funds for which had been allocated by the European Parliament. The Project focused on the wide

Save the Children Sweden together with UNHCR’s Bureau for Europe, NIDOS in the Netherlands, Coram Children’s Legal Centre in the UK, Save the Children Italy, Don Calabria Institute, the Italian Ministry of Labour and Social Policies in Italy and the Count

This report is part of the CONNECT Project. It maps the reception and protection of unaccompanied children who arrive in Sweden and explores how actors, through their own processes and in co-operation with others, ensure their rights. More specifically, i

The CONNECT project concerns reception, protection and integration policies for unaccompanied children, with a focus on how actors work individually and together to respond to the rights of these children and fulfil EU law obligations in their regard. Thr

A checklist for a better reception of children and young people in families seeking asylum in Sweden, i.e. accompanied by one or both parents and eventual siblings. The checklist, published by Save the Children Sweden, has been developed applying a child