Report for the Study on Typology and Policy Responses to Child Begging in the EU : JLS/2009/ISEC/PR/008-F2
| Year of publication: |
2012-12-01
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| Authors: | Healy, Claire ; Rogoz, Madalina |
| Institutions: | International Centre for Migration Policy Development, Wien (contributor) |
| Publisher: |
Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Inneres |
| Subject: | Ausbeutung | exploitation | EU | Kinderarbeit | child labor | Kinderschutz | protection of children in public | Rechtsanwendung | legal usage |
- O. Introduction
- 1. Methodology and Working Definitions
- 1.1 Methodology for the National-level Research
- 1.2 Methodology for the Local-level Research
- 1.3 Challenges and Mitigating Strategies
- 1.4 Working Definitions
- 1.5 References for Conducting Research with Children
- 1.6 References for Working Definitions
- 2. Typology of Child Begging Situations
- 2.1 Legal and Social Typology
- 2.2 Child Begging According to Begging Activities and Age Groups
- 2.3 Trafficking in Children for the Purpose of Begging and Exploitation through Begging
- 2.4 Child Begging As a (Family) Survival Strategy
- 2.5 Presence Identified of Children Begging of Different Origins in Countries under Study
- 2.6 Estimated Extent of Child Begging in the Fifteen Countries under Study
- 2.7 Classification of Involvement in Begging Activities According to Country
- 2.8 What is the Typology and Why Is it Important?
- 2.9 The Impact of Child Begging on the Establishment of Negative Stereotypes against SpecificCommunities or Groups
- 3. Coverage of International Instruments of the Recurrent Types of Child Begging Situations
- 3.1 Lex Generalis
- 3.2 Lex Specialis
- 3.3 European Union Law
- 3.4 EU Policy Documents
- 3.5 Selected issue: General Bans on Begging of Any sort
- 3.6 Selected Issue: Exploitation of Child Begging by Parents/Guardians
- 3.7 Selected Issue: Child Begging and Roma
- 3.8 Typology of Child Begging Situations and Legal Categories Covered by International Instruments
- 3.9 Annex: Ratification Status of Key Human Rights Instruments in Countries under Study
- 4. National and Local Responses to Child Begging
- 4.1 Country Section - Albania
- 4.2 Austria
- 4.3 Bulgaria
- 4.4 Denmark
- 4.5 France
- 4.6 Germany
- 4.7 Greece
- 4.8 Hungary
- 4.9 Italy
- 4.10 Kosovo
- 4.11 Poland
- 4.12 Romania
- 4.13 Spain
- 4.14 Sweden
- 4.15 UK
- 5. Comparative Analysis of National and Local Responses to Child Begging
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- 6. Identification of Good Practices
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- 7. General Conclusions
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