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11 paź 2024 · The Child Friendly Justice European Network (CFJ-EN) was established in April 2019 by Defence for Children International Belgium and currently has 24 member organisations in 17 countries. Our mission is acting and advocating for child friendly justice with one unique and strong voice across Europe.
We work to advance the sustained protection, promotion and fulfillment of children’s rights across the world, as set out in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. We do this in direct collaboration with children human rights defenders, including children themselves, using UN human rights mechanisms to ensure positive long-term impact ...
We believe children deserve to have their rights fully recognised and respected, just as all humans do. We want to ask hard questions about how we live, what needs to change and how we can contribute to a planet where all the intersections of our identities can thrive.
The EU Child Cohort Network optimizes exploitation of more than 40 available cohort resources in Europe and will enable innovative research on identification of novel markers of early-life stressors related to health trajectories throughout the full life cycle.
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We monitor the full scope of children’s rights issues and carry out new research where necessary. Evidence is a powerful tool when promoting human rights, so we feed this into our advocacy work and share it with partners to support changes in law or policy.
The set-up of the EU Network for Children’s Rights (hereafter: ‘the Network’) was announced in the EU Strategy on the Rights of the Child, adopted on 24 March 2021. The Network builds on the existing European Commission informal Expert Group on the Rights of the Child, which provides the Commission
