The objective of the project is to develop and deliver capacity-development for multidisciplinary professionals around child-friendly practices in the area of diversion - based on empirical evidence in four countries: Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary and Romania. The project will be implemented with the participation of experiential young people who will provide input and feedback on all elements of the project, based on their own views and experiences in the justice system. A public awareness campaign will also be launched in order to sensitise the public about the advantages of alternatives to detention.

October 12-13, 2015, Budapest, Hungary: Project partners from Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Romania and the UK came together to plan the project and discuss important ethical and implementation issues around the new project 'Right(s) Court for Children'.

BRUSSELS, 14 November 2013 – The Platform for International Cooperation on Undocumented Migrants (PICUM) together with French MEP Nathalie Griesbeck, Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE), today called on EU institutions to fulfill their legal obligations under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child to ensure protection and access to basic rights and services for undocumented migrant children and cease their immigration detention.

Budapest, Hungary, October 25th 2010: The second edition of Mario Hungarian national workshop, entitled “Foreign unaccompanied minors in the light of European practice”, took place, gathering more than 40 representatives of Hungarian institutions, non-governmental- and international organizations to share experience and good practices on the issue of Foreign unaccompanied minors.