i) Advocating for migration and reception policies that are just, based in principles of human rights and which acknowledge one’s right to leave his/her own country of origin and do not discriminate on the basis of national origin, race, religion or any other criterion.

ii) Working towards ensuring that all children affected by migration in the Euro-Mediterranean and Arab regions are afforded the same rights regardless of immigration status.

i) Advocating for a standardized, unified migration and reception policy across both sides of the Mediterranean and the Arab region that respects and protects refugees and migrant workers’ human and labor rights.

ii) Building consensus on the need for more safe and regular channels for migration, especially for labor migration, that cuts across all skill levels.

iii) Fighting the administrative detention of refugees, migrants and children by focusing on evidence based advocacy and building consensus around alternatives to detention.

iv) Working on mainstreaming the nine recommended principles on children on the move into national and regional discussions.

i) Working on incorporating a standardized and unified language and vocabulary across the region in all discussions on refugees, migrants, and children on the move, which recognizes these groups as right bearers, that must be treated in dignity and respect and whose human rights must be upheld.

i) Encouraging and ensuring the grassroots representation of groups of refugees, migrants and children on the move as well as national level civil society organizations in all platforms and levels of dialogue.

ii) Building the capacity of national actors on advocacy on refugees, migrants, and children on the move.

iii) Ensuring the inclusion of a diverse regional perspective cutting across different national, economic and gender perspectives.

iv) Bridging children’s rights across regional discussions on refugee and migrant rights and working towards cross-cutting discussions of children across all migration issues in the region.

v) Building alliances with different regions and different regional actors working on refugee and migrant issues.

vi) Building alliances with child rights actors in the region and beyond.

vii) Strengthening and intensifying existing links and connections with relevant initiatives operating at the global level, most importantly the Destination Unknown Campaign and Child’s Rights in the Global Compacts initiative.

viii) Strengthening and intensifying existing links with actors and initiatives operating at the global level and working together two Global Compacts and other important international policy platforms.