The rights, protection and well-being of uprooted children should be central commitments of global migration policies, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) said on Thursday, as it released a new report prior to its conference next week in Puerto Vallarta on safe, regular and orderly migration.
The director of programs of UNICEF, Ted Chaiban, has underlined that the leaders who will be summoned to Puerto Vallarta can work together to make migration safe for children and stressed that it is possible, even in countries with limited resources, to adopt measures that effectively support refugee and migrant children when . . .
