The Challenges of Reducing Educational-Developmental Gaps Among Status-less Children in Israel DOI Creative Commons
Bella Klebanov,

Adi Gill,

Noah Golan

et al.

International Journal on Child Maltreatment Research Policy and Practice, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: Aug. 19, 2024

Abstract Israel today is home to 34,000 documented asylum seekers, with most of them living under a group protection policy (2A5 visas) which shields from deportation (National Population and Emigration Authority Israel, 2023; 2024). This diverse population includes about 23,000 citizens Eritrea Sudan, as well over 10,000 Ukrainian who arrived in post-February 24, 2022. Although the 2A5 status protects deportation, it fails provide basic rights services. While adults possess this status, their children live without official or an identification number, effectively rendering “status-less” they do not fit into any legally recognized category (HCJ 6312/10). These belong civil category, leads inconsistent documentation, lack identity resident monitoring across different government systems. bureaucratic fragmentation hinders ability access even are entitled by law. As signatory International Convention on Rights Child (1989), committed upholding three fundamental for children: health, well-being, education. commentary will focus right education, particularly obstacles professionals encounter narrowing educational developmental gaps experienced status-less Israel. Key challenges include segregation policies, inadequate allocation resources, tension between integration cultural inclusion. assessed examining legal documents, evaluating existing services available gaining insights authors’ professional expertise. Finally, suggest up-to-date interpretations discussed. The conclusions derived current may be relevant educators social workers, policymakers seeking formulate consistent that provides adapted communities.

Language: Английский

The Challenges of Reducing Educational-Developmental Gaps Among Status-less Children in Israel DOI Creative Commons
Bella Klebanov,

Adi Gill,

Noah Golan

et al.

International Journal on Child Maltreatment Research Policy and Practice, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: Aug. 19, 2024

Abstract Israel today is home to 34,000 documented asylum seekers, with most of them living under a group protection policy (2A5 visas) which shields from deportation (National Population and Emigration Authority Israel, 2023; 2024). This diverse population includes about 23,000 citizens Eritrea Sudan, as well over 10,000 Ukrainian who arrived in post-February 24, 2022. Although the 2A5 status protects deportation, it fails provide basic rights services. While adults possess this status, their children live without official or an identification number, effectively rendering “status-less” they do not fit into any legally recognized category (HCJ 6312/10). These belong civil category, leads inconsistent documentation, lack identity resident monitoring across different government systems. bureaucratic fragmentation hinders ability access even are entitled by law. As signatory International Convention on Rights Child (1989), committed upholding three fundamental for children: health, well-being, education. commentary will focus right education, particularly obstacles professionals encounter narrowing educational developmental gaps experienced status-less Israel. Key challenges include segregation policies, inadequate allocation resources, tension between integration cultural inclusion. assessed examining legal documents, evaluating existing services available gaining insights authors’ professional expertise. Finally, suggest up-to-date interpretations discussed. The conclusions derived current may be relevant educators social workers, policymakers seeking formulate consistent that provides adapted communities.

Language: Английский

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