The National Council for Children, Children's rights council in Copenhagen, Denmark
The National Council for Children is an independent body in Copenhagen working to protect children's rights and welfare across Denmark. It conducts research, develops policy recommendations, and partners with government agencies to advance protections for young people.
The council was established as an independent national body guided by the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Its creation reflects Denmark's long-standing commitment to protecting children's rights at the policy level.
The council brings children's voices into political decisions by recording their experiences and creating spaces for them to take part in important debates. You can see how young people's perspectives have a real place in how policies are shaped here.
The council is led by nine members including expert professionals and a chairperson who coordinate its work together. The team provides information and resources for families, educators, and policymakers to help them address children's rights issues.
The council participates in the European Network of Ombudspersons for Children, helping set international standards for youth protection. This role connects its local Danish work with broader European efforts to improve children's lives.
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