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CFJ in Action ! Final Event : Promoting Child Friendly Justice for child migrants in the EU

Webinar : Promoting Child Friendly Justice for child migrants in the EU Over the past two years, partners in 7 countries – Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Czech Republic, Italy, Spain and Greece – have conducted research to understand the challenges and best practices found in the effective implementation of the Child-Friendly Justice principles in administrative procedures involving children in migration. Programme and speakers : Introduction and welcome Benoit Van Keirsbilck, Director of Defence for Children International – Belgium Opening remark Regina Jensdottir, Head of the Children's Rights Division and Council of Europe Coordinator for the Rights of the Child Panel discussion 1 *Are the asylum administrative procedures adapted to children? Laurent Beauthier, project manager, DCI-Belgium : Findings of the CFJ-IA project *What are the obstacles to a procedure adapted to children ? How can these obstacles be overcome? Isabela Atanasiu, Legal Officer and Child Protection focal point in the Asylum Unit of DG HOME, European Commission Marijke Van Buggenhout, Doctoral researcher, Research Group Crime & Society Panel discussion 2 *How to foster the implementation of the Child-Friendly Justice principles in migration related procedures? Concrete examples. Vanessa Buvens, coordinator, DCI-World Service : Presentation of the CFJ-IA toolkit for professionals Stéphanie Rap, Assistant professor in children’s rights, Leiden UniversityChild-friendly approaches and practices for refugee and migrant children *What are the obstacles to a procedure adapted to children ? How can these obstacles be overcome? Perspective from the field. Caterina Parodi, Child Safeguarding Officer DCI-Italy and Maurizio Fasce, guardian from Italy -Iris Pappa, head of children's rights help desk, DCI-Greece Concluding remarks : Benoit Van Keirsbilck, Director of Defence for Children International – Belgium More on the project on http://cjfnetwork.eu