Luxembourg
New role approved to defend children's rights
Ombusdman to represent children's needs, ensure children's best interests remain primary consideration in legislative, administrative measures
Luxembourg's Education Ministry has announced a children's rights advocate will be introduced to represent children's needs in the country.
The ombudsman role was approved by the governing council through a bill which seeks to give the person appointed to the position greater independence from government by attaching it directly to the Chamber of Deputies.
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