Migrant children participation during emergencies: A Scoping review of global challenges and opportunities
Bassma Aammar,
Pascale Salameh,
Jose Isaias Garcia Ulerio
Abstract:IntroductionChildren who are internally displaced or migrants face severe difficulties during emergencies, including exposure to violence, exploitation, disrupted education, and mental health issues. The principle of child participation, enshrined in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UN, 1992), recognises children as rights holders with the ability to actively engage in decision-making processes. However, the literature on child participation in emergency response and recovery efforts f… Show more
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