Working together to protect the security and rights of children
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Next Steps to Protect Children in Armed Conflict
June 2011
- Briefing Note PDF
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An Uncertain Future? Children and Armed Conflict in the Central African Republic – Watchlist/IDMC
May 2011
FEATURED
- Every year, between September and December, all Members of the UN General Assembly meet to discuss international issues that fall under the UN Charter. Discussions are organized through six thematic Committees.
WATCHLIST REACH
Watchlist currently works in 10 countries to protect the security and rights of children in armed conflict
“Watchlist has a unique perspective and, with it, the power to find solutions others may not see.”
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Myanmar military fuels forced labour, sexual violence -HRW
23 January 2012
(AlertNet) - Myanmar and its army are continuing a “systematic repression” of citizens, namely in ethnic areas with ongoing conflicts, despite the government’s promise of reform »
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Al-Shabab Abducts 200 Teenagers in Southern Somalia Town
22 January 2012
(All Africa) – The Al-Qaeda affiliated militants of Al-shabab have on Saturday forcibly abducted at least 200 young boys in the town of Afgoye, some »
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In-depth: Child Soldiers
17 January 2012
(IRIN) - At end-November 2011, Somalia and the Central African Republic became the latest countries to commit to end the use of child soldiers – a »