KABUL and asylum, the primary UN body monitoring child rights had urged EU countries to end the detention of children in the context of migration, a statement said on Thursday.
“EU law should not allow for child immigration detention, even as a last resort, and the reform of the Common European Asylum System is a timely opportunity to ban this practice,” said Renate Winter, Chair of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child.
EU law currently stipulates that migrant and asylum-seeking children may be placed in detention . . .









