GENERAL COMMENT NO. 6 (2005)
children who are recognized as refugees from applying for family reunification; others permit reunification but impose conditions so restrictive as to make it virtually impossible to achieve. Many such children are granted only temporary status which ends when they turn 18, and there are few effective return programmes.
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