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Realization of children’s rights SDG

Human rights body: CRCPopulations of concern: ChildrenReporting cycle: 2022-

Recommended measures (1)

Ratification of the third Optional Protocol

Human rights body: CRCPopulations of concern: ChildrenReporting cycle: 2022-

Recommended measures (1)

Comprehensive policy, strategy and coordination for Children

Human rights body: CRCTheme: Political and civic participationPopulations of concern: ChildrenReporting cycle: 2022-

Recommended measures (3)

The Committee regrets that the State Party has not formulated a clear and comprehensive national plan of action for implementing the Convention at different levels, and recommends that the State Party:

Children – allocation of resources

Human rights body: CRCThemes: MunicipalitiesPolitical and civic participationPopulations of concern: ChildrenReporting cycle: 2022-

Recommended measures (4)

Recalling its general comment No. 19 (2016) on public budgeting for the realization of children’s rights, the Committee recommends that the State Party:

Data collection of children’s rights

Human rights body: CRCPopulations of concern: ChildrenPersons with an immigrant background and ethnic minoritiesSami/indigenous peoplesReporting cycle: 2022-

Recommended measures (3)

Recalling its general comment No. 5 (2003) on general measures of implementation of the Convention and the previous recommendations of the Committee and other treaty bodies, the Committee recommends that the State Party:

Children – access to justice and remedy

Human rights body: CRCTheme: Access to court and legal aidPopulations of concern: ChildrenReporting cycle: 2022-

Recommended measures (3)

The Committee takes note of the State Party’s decision to strengthen children’s opportunities to make complaints and appeal decisions in matters concerning them and to improve information to children about their right to appeal. In the light of the fact that the Ombudsperson for Children and the Norwegian Human Rights Institution are not mandated to receive individual complaints and that Parliament has instructed the Government to strengthen the national complaints mechanism, the Committee recommends that the State Party:

Dissemination of the Convention and awareness-raising

Human rights body: CRCTheme: MunicipalitiesPopulations of concern: ChildrenReporting cycle: 2022-

Recommended measures (3)

Recalling the Committee’s recommendation to increase awareness of children’s rights in policymaking bodies and municipal administrations, the Committee is concerned about the lack of awareness and training among policymakers and professionals, in particular local policymaking bodies and municipal administration. The Committee recommends that the State Party take measures:

Children’s rights and the business sector

Human rights body: CRCThemes: Business and human rightsClimate change and the environmentPopulations of concern: ChildrenReporting cycle: 2022-

Recommended measures (1)

Children – non-discrimination

Human rights body: CRCThemes: Equality and non-discriminationHate speech and hate crimePopulations of concern: Asylum seekers and refugeesChildrenLGBTIQ+ personsPersons with an immigrant background and ethnic minoritiesPersons with disabilitiesRomaRomani/TaterSami/indigenous peoplesReporting cycle: 2022-

Recommended measures (4)

Welcoming the action plan on gender and sexual diversity (2023–2026), the Committee recommends that the State Party:

Best interests of the child

Human rights body: CRCPopulations of concern: Asylum seekers and refugeesChildrenReporting cycle: 2022-

Recommended measures (2)

Welcoming the fact that the principle of the best interests of the child is enshrined in the State Party’s Constitution and that the best interests of the child are a primary consideration in the adoption of all policies, legislation and by-laws, but concerned that in different situations they are not given adequate weight, and recalling its general comment No. 14 (2013) on the right of the child to have his or her best interests taken as a primary consideration, the Committee recommends that the State Party:

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