Reports

Briefing Note: Children and Armed Conflict Concerns in Ukraine

Since 2014, conflict has been ongoing between Ukrainian forces and Russia-backed armed groups in eastern Ukraine’s Donbas region with serious consequences for children’s rights. [...]

“Bridging the Gap” Reintegrating Children Formerly Associated with ISIL

March 29, 2021 – In a new policy brief released today, Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict examines challenges facing children allegedly associated with the Islamic State of Iraq and [...]

“Everyone and Everything Is a Target” The Impact on Children of Attacks on Health Care and Denial of Humanitarian Access in South Sudan

April 2018 – “Everyone and Everything Is a Target” The Impact on Children of Attacks on Health Care and Denial of Humanitarian Access in South Sudan was launched in New York on April 23, [...]

“Every Day Things are Still Getting Worse” Attacks on Health Care in Yemen in 2017

“Every Day Things are Still Getting Worse” Attacks on Health Care in Yemen in 2017 was issued on March 26, 2018, and details attacks on medical facilities and personnel and denials of [...]

“Every Clinic is Still on the Frontline” Attacks on Health Care in Afghanistan in 2017

“Every Clinic is Still on the Frontline” Attacks on Health Care in Afghanistan in 2017 was issued on March 16, 2018, and details attacks carried out by parties to the conflict, including the [...]

“Every Day Things are Getting Worse” The Impact on Children of Attacks on Health Care in Yemen

April 2017 – “Every Day Things are Getting Worse” The Impact on Children of Attacks on Health Care in Yemen was launched in New York on April 20, 2017. The report highlights how [...]

“Every Clinic is Now on the Frontline” The Impact on Children of Attacks on Health Care in Afghanistan

March 2017 – “Every Clinic is Now on the Frontline” The Impact on Children of Attacks on Health Care in Afghanistan was launched at the United Nations headquarters in New York on March 6, [...]

Vulnerable Students, Unsafe Schools: Attacks and Military Use of Schools in the Central African Republic

“Who Will Care for Us?” — Grave Violations Against Children in Northeastern Nigeria