Newsletter February 2016, 22 EDITORIAL: DESTINATION EUROPE
Over the last few years, and particularly during the recent companied minor migrants are at serious risk to be further past months, several countries of the European Union (EU) deprived of their rights, and to become de facto “invisible” to have dealt with increasing numbers of unaccompanied the authorities, to the public health services, and in general minor migrants, mainly originating from countries experien- to the public opinion. Furthermore, when they arrive at a cing armed conflicts and oppression, or abuses of human destination, or more frequently during their journey through rights. Europe, many children often vanish.
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EDITORIAL: DESTINATION EUROPE
Newsletter February 2016, 22
Over the last few years, and particularly during the recent
past months, several countries of the European Union (EU)
have dealt with increasing numbers of unaccompanied
minor migrants, mainly originating from countries experiencing
armed conflicts and oppression, or abuses of human
rights. <...> These children, also defined as “separated children,”
are under 18 years of age, are outside their home country,
apart from their parents or their previous legal or custo mary
primary caregiver, and are traveling to Europe typically to
escape conditions of serious deprivation or exploitation. <...> The recent extraordinary migration’s waves typically point
to the northern European countries, using two main routes. <...> The sea route, entering Europe mainly through Greece, Malta
and Italy, and the land route through the Balkans. <...> Because of their particular helpless condition, the unaccompanied
minor migrants are at serious risk to be further
deprived of their rights, and to become de facto “invisible” to
the authorities, to the public health services, and in general
to the public opinion. <...> Furthermore, when they arrive at a
destination, or more frequently during their journey through
Europe, many children often vanish. <...> In this article, the EPA/UNEPSA members Italian
Fede ration of Pediatricians (Federazione Italiana Medici
Pediatri — FIMP) and the Italian Society of Pediatrics (SIP)
in collaboration with EPA/UNEPSA raise the awareness of
the pediatric community on this matter, and emphasize the
significant role that the national European societies of pediatrics
may play in helping to contain the negative outcomes
of these phenomena by activating dedicated task forces. <...> Massimo Pettoello Mantovani
HIGHLIGHTS FROM
THE 7th EUROPAEDIATRICS CONGRESS
IN FLORENCE: THE PAST-PRESIDENT
RUBINO’S WELLCOME ADDRESS
Ladies and Gentlemen, Colleagues and Friends,
It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the Seventh
“Europediatrics” Meeting — an event that confirms and
reinforces the close ties existing between the EPA, Italy and
the Italian paediatricians. <...> Indeed it was in the Congress held in Rome in the year
2000 that the name “Europediatrics” was coined. <...> Appreciation to the President of the European Paediatric
Association Professor Leyla Namazova, to the President of
the Congress and President of the Italian Society of Pediatrics
Professor Giovanni Corsello, to my Italian colleagues who
served on the Organizing <...>
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