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University of Geneva: Deadline to register extended to 18 November 2024 – Executive training on international child protection

November 17, 2024/in News/by Mayela Celis
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The University of Geneva is organising the second edition of the Executive Training on Civil Aspects of International Child Protection (ICPT). For more information, click here.

The University of Geneva’s ICPT, offered by the Children’s Rights Academy, is designed to:

  • Explore innovative approaches to uphold the fundamental rights of children in transnational situations
  • Learn best practices for supporting unaccompanied minors and displaced children seeking asylum
  • Collaborate with experts from various fields to create holistic and effective child protection strategies
  • Understand the dynamics of how different organisations and stakeholders can work together to protect children

Programme of the 2nd Round 2024 – 2025:

Module 1: Children’s Individual Rights in Transnational Parental Relationships

28 November 2024, 14:15 – 18:15

Module 2: International and Comparative Family Law

19 December 2024, 14:15 – 18:15

Module 3: Vulnerable Migration

27 February 2025, 14:15 – 18:15

Module 4: Practice of Child Protection Stakeholders: Inter-agency Co-operation in Context

10 April 2025, 14:15 – 18:15

Tags: University of Geneva, International Child Protection
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