The role and mandate of children’s ombudspersons in Europe: Safeguarding and promoting children’s rights and ensuring children’s views are taken seriously

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The role and mandate of children’s ombudspersons in Europe:

Safeguarding and promoting children’s rights and ensuring children’s views are taken seriously

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Contributors

Author: Rachel Hodgkin and Peter Newell

Publisher: ENOC

Date: 2010

Geographic Coverage: Europe

Type of Resource: Policy (International, Regional and/or Domestic)

Sector/setting: Other

Vulnerable groups: Children general

Developed with children and young people? Not Specified

Type of participation: N/A

Availability: Open Access

Keywords: Children’s Views, Current Challenges, ENOC, Europe, Ombuds for Children’s Rights, Solutions

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Introduction

Given the current trends of reducing the functions and mandates of Ombudspersons for Children institutions across Europe, ENOC carried out in 2010 a survey on the role and scope of competences of ENOC member institutions.