Examples of using Guidelines on children in English and their translations into Swedish
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EU Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflict.
The Council welcomes the biennial review of the EU Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflict.
EU guidelines on children in armed conflict- Council conclusions.
They complement the EU guidelines on children and armed conflict.
girls and the EU guidelines on children and armed conflict.
Update of the EU guidelines on children and armed conflict.
has added Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory to the list of the priority countries for the implementation of the EU Guidelines on Children and Armed conflict.
The EU has also intensified action to implement the EU Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflict which were adopted in December 2003.
With regard to the Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflict, the EU continued to give great importance to the promotion
The Presidency is also concluding an update of the Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflict.
The EU will implement the EU Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflicts44 based on the 2010 Revised Implementation Strategy.
continued to improve the implementation of the guidelines on children in armed conflicts
The Council welcomes the review of the Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflict
especially in the context of implementing the EU Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflict[12].
The Council underlines the importance of further strengthening the implementation of the Guidelines on Children affected by Armed Conflict in particular through further mainstreaming of this issue throughout the EU.
affected by armed conflicts based on the concrete actions envisaged in the 2010 Implementation Strategy of the EU Guidelines on Children in Armed Conflicts.
What action does the Council propose taking so as to ensure that the EU Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflict are properly implemented?
The Council notes that, together with the 2003 Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflict which will continue to guide EU actions in that specific area,
relations with third countries, compliance with the EU Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflicts is mandatory.
Madam President, the Council is actively following the implementation of the European Union Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflict
the strategic partnership with the International Labour Organisation to fight child labour and the EU Guidelines on children in armed conflicts16.
In June 2008, the Council of the European Union revised the guidelines on children affected by armed conflicts
especially in the context of implementing the EU Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflict
The Council reconfirms the close link between the Guidelines on Children's Rights adopted in December 2007 and the updated Guidelines on Children and Armed Conflict in terms of their jointly reinforcing implementation.
The Commission plays an active role in the application of the European Union's guidelines on children and armed conflicts approved in 2003:
To better protect children, the Commission will in 2014 fund the development of guidelines on child protection systems.
Guidelines on child protection systems.
Delays in adopting internal guidelines on child abuse. 189.
in particular the provisions on financing the development of guidelines on child protection systems and on the exchange of best practices.