1. Categories, and the regular pages attached to them
1.1. Key EU (intl?) provisions for the protection of children
1.1.1. CRC
1.1.2. Schengen Borders Code (Regulation 562/2006)
1.1.3. Recast Reception Conditions Directive (Directive 2013/33/EU)
1.1.4. Recast Qualification Directive (Directive 2011/95/EU)
1.1.5. Recast Dublin Regulation (Regulation 604/2013)
1.1.6. Recast Eurodac Regulation (Regulation 603/2013)
1.1.7. Anti-Trafficking Directive (Directive 2011/36/EU)
1.1.8. Directive on Residence permits for victims of human trafficking (Directive 2004/81/EC)
1.1.9. Family Reunification Directive (Directive 2003/86/EC)
1.1.10. Return Directive (Directive 2008/115/EC)
1.2. Child protection actors by country
1.2.1. Country A (both gov and non gov)
1.2.1.1. Wiki pages for each actor
1.2.2. Country B (both gov and non gov)
1.2.2.1. Wiki pages for each Actor
1.2.3. etc ...
1.2.3.1. Wiki pages for each actor
1.3. Child protection actors by target group
1.4. International child protection projects
1.4.1. Pages include a summary of the aim, outputs, main findings, links to website and sources
2. Regular pages: Definitions, natl and intl experiences and learning inkl projects
2.1. Child/minor
2.2. Unaccompanied minor / child
2.3. Guardian/Representative
2.4. Applicant with special reception needs
2.5. Vulnerable persons/ Vulnerability
2.6. International child abduction
2.7. General principles of child protection
2.7.1. Non-discrimination
2.7.2. Best interest
2.7.3. Right to be heard/ right to participation
2.8. Special protection measures for children
2.8.1. Guardianship/ Representation
2.8.2. Legal information, assistance and representation
2.8.3. Access to protection procedures
2.8.4. Durable solutions
2.8.5. Child sensitive procedural measures
2.8.6. Safeguards on detention
2.8.7. Appeal (against negative decisions)
2.8.8. Data protection
2.9. EU legal framework
2.10. EU policy framework
3. Children's civil rights and freedoms
3.1. Identification as child/ unaccompanied child
3.2. Registration and documentation
4. Basic health and welfare rights for Children
4.1. Access to health services
4.2. Accommodation
4.3. Rights of disabled children
4.4. Right to social security
4.5. Right to adequate standard of living/material support
5. Education, leisure and cultural activities rights for children
5.1. Right to education
5.2. Right to rest, play and participate in artistic and culturale activities
6. Family environment and alternative care
6.1. Restoring family links
6.2. Periodic reviews of placement and treatment
6.3. Rehabilitation and reintegration of victims of violence
6.4. Assistance to victims of trafficking/violence
6.5. Reception staff specific training
7. General measures of implementing children's rights protection
7.1. Implementation obligations
7.2. Actors training and qualifications
7.3. Respect for existing higher standards
7.4. Data collection and reporting
7.5. Monitoring and review
7.6. Complaints
8. Specific situations
8.1. Child victims of trafficking
8.2. International adoption
8.3. Missing children
8.4. International family reunification for children
8.4.1. Family Members
8.4.2. Relative