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The provisions of the RCD that involve minors comprise: Article 10 relating to the schooling and education of minors; Article 14(3) which provides for family unity of minor children with their parents or adult family member responsible for them; Article 18 itself, paragraph 2 of which requires Member States to ensure access to rehabilitation services for minors who have been victims of various forms of ill-treatment; and Article 19 on unaccompanied minors.
Furthermore, as regards the accompanied minor, Article 4(3), which establishes the principle of family unity, provides that the child's situation is in dissociable from that of his/her parent or guardian.
to his/her parent's for the purposes of the DR potentially pits two rights of the child against each other, namely, the right of the child to family unity (various articles of the CRC - see Chapter 5) and the right of the asylum seeking child to appropriate protection (Article 22 CRC - see Chapters 3 and 4).
Indeed, Article 30 expressly refers to the best interests of the child in the context of placing unaccompanied minor siblings together and of family tracing.117 A fourth provision - Article 23, which relates to family unity and derivative rights - could be argued to involve minors, even though it lacks any reference to them.
This also follows from the ideological rationale for family unity that permeates the CRC.
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