The results of a multi-country consultation process with child victims of exploitation and trafficking informed the discussion: the children had previously made recommendations on what kind of support is needed to exit difficult and exploitative situations.
AudTrain is a programme developed by the Council of the Baltic Sea States, which applies a child rights and a system-based auditing methodology in child welfare facilities.
The logo of the Icelandic Presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States represented smiling children who are facing a world of openness, freedom and safety – achieved only through a democratic society where everyone has a voice.
Several high-level speakers gave their support to the European Barnahus Movement, the European Commissioner for Justice, and the UN Special Representative on Violence against Children.
Conference on Promoting Good Practices in Protecting Migrant and Asylum Seeking Children, especially Unaccompanied children, and Finding Solutions for the Children, Families, Societies and States.
Two projects were also launched during this time: PROMISE, promoting Barnahus, and AudTrain II, continuing the work with system based audits.
The meeting identified strategic recommendations for enhanced regional and cross-regional cooperation in the shared ambition of achieving target 16.2 which calls for the elimination of all forms of violence against children.
Investing in children’s safety, well-being and development today is a condition for a safe and secure region as well as a sustainable and prosperous society.
The conference aimed to discuss initiatives and best practices in the region on the gathering and using evidence from children in legal proceedings (criminal, civil and administrative).
Additionally, the Expert Group welcomed a change of the Head of Unit and took note of the new long-term priorities of the CBSS.
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