Who we are
Destination Unknown is an international campaign to protect children on the move led by Terre des Hommes and implemented by campaign members.
What we want
Children on the move have the right to move as well as being protected, based on their best interest and on their views.
What we do
With Destination Unknown, we operate on the field, raise awareness, advocate for changes and contribute to networks.
Millions of children around the world are on the move. They lost home. They are escaping poverty, violence or disaster. They may end up exploited or abused. Their destination is unknown. Let’s mobilize to protect their rights.
Latest News
New manual to support organisations working for regularisation of children, young people and families Posted Apr 19, 2018
A new manual advising organisations who work with migrant children, young people, families and governments for new or improved regularisation mechanisms has been produced by
Education, work and family life are biggest challenges facing young refugees, new study reveals Posted Apr 03, 2018
New research into the problems young refugees face when transitioning into adulthood can help us understand and tackle the issues they face, write Professor Lorraine
States should never use force or detention against migrant children to obtain their fingerprints, says EU rights agency Posted Mar 28, 2018
Authorities from European Union member states should never use force to obtain migrant children’s fingerprints and other biometric data, a new report by the European
Events
Apr
24
Brussels II Conference on Supporting the Future of Syria and the Region
Time: 24-25 April
Location: Brussels, Belgium
Apr
16
Human Rights of Children in Migration Joint General Comment Launch
Time: 15:00 CET
Location: Geneva, Switzerland
Apr
13
Hack4Good: Youth, social media and migration
Time: 13-15 April
Location: Geneva, Switzerland
Apr
11
Lost in Migration Conference
Time: 11-12 April
Location: Brussels, Belgium
Feb
14
End Violence Solutions Summit
Time: 14-15 February
Location: Stockholm, Sweden