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Frontex report to OHCHR on its activities aimed at protecting migrants at international borders, including migrant children

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Frontex

06 September 2014

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Frontex report to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights on its activities aimed at protecting migrants at international borders, including migrant children

Contents:

1. Introduction

2. Frontex: mandate and structure

3. Frontex activities promoting and protecting fundamental rights

A. Joint operations

a. Strenghten fundamental rights aspects in operational plans (OPlan)

b. Joint Return Operations

c. Specific activities related to child protection

d. Participation of partner organisations in operational activities

B. Risk Analysis

C. Capacity Building

a. Fundamental rights for border guards: training for trainers

b. Anti-trafficking in human beings training

c. Fundamental rights training for Frontex staff

D. External relations with international organisations and third countries

4. Challenges

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