Members

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The Children and Young People’s Centre for Justice (CYCJ) works to improve youth justice and support better outcomes for children and young people. Based in Scotland, the Centre contributes to safer, more inclusive communities where individuals can thrive. I

Defence for Children International – Belgium (DEI–ECPAT Belgique) works to protect and promote children’s rights, with a particular focus on ending violence and sexual exploitation.

Defence for Children International – Greece (DCI–Greece) works to promote and protect the rights of all children. The organisation runs a Child Rights Helpdesk providing legal assistance to migrant children and guidance to professionals working on their cases. It also delivers training for lawyers and practitioners.

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Inspiring Children’s Futures is a partnership based at the University of Strathclyde. Its collective vision is to ensure that children and young people – particularly those facing adversity – have the support they need to reach their full potential.

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Hrabri Telefon (Brave Phone) was established in 1997 as a helpline for abused and neglected children. It has since developed into a key source of support for children and young people facing a wide range of challenges, as well as for parents and professionals.

Defence for Children International – Netherlands (DCI-Nederland) works to protect and promote the rights of all children, both in the Netherlands and globally.

DCI-France is a network of members concerned about the well-being of children and convinced of the need to respect their rights. It has set up local delegations acting in different territories: institutions, cities, departments, and regions.

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Terre des hommes Greece works to strengthen child protection systems, reform social assistance, and ensure that children’s voices help to shape their communities. The organisation focuses on safeguarding children from abuse and neglect, supporting families affected by migration, and improving access to justice.

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CICS.NOVA is a public research centre based in Lisbon, Portugal, with several regional hubs forming a national network. Its mission is to carry out high-quality, interdisciplinary research that supports critical thinking in the social sciences and informs policymaking.

The German Institute for Human Rights is Germany’s independent national human rights institution. Accredited with A-status under the United Nations Paris Principles, the Institute provides policy advice, promotes human rights education, conducts applied research, and collaborates with international organisations.

Defence for Children International – Italy (DCI–Italia) works with and for children to build a society that fully respects their rights. Its work includes research and analysis, awareness-raising, and training for professionals.

Defence for Children International – Czechia (DCI–Czechia) works to promote children’s rights and raise awareness among the public and decision-makers. The organisation acts as an advisory body, cooperating with ministries during the development of new legislation.