Policy paper on Youth and Migration
Through this Policy Paper, the European Youth Forum is proposing an approach to migration which is based on rights and the integration of migrants into European societies. It includes the issues that pertain specially to young people, proposes actions for governments, and outlines the important role youth organisations play in the process of supporting integration.
Read the policy paper adopted at the Council of Members, Castelldefels, Catalonia, Spain, 2-3 May 2008.
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