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EU: European States urged to do more to protect and support child refugees and migrants

Topic
Immigration Refugees
Country/Region
Europe

14 October 2019

"European States must step up their efforts to protect child refugees and migrants who have endured not only difficult and dangerous journeys but continue to face risks and hardship once in Europe, including unsafe accommodation, being incorrectly registered as adults, and a lack of appropriate care, UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, has urged."

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