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    • “Enough is enough. Stop attacks on children."  @unicefchief  Henrietta H. Fore demands that humanitarian aid alone is… https://t.co/w2urRisKZY 20 hours ago
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    “Enough is enough. Stop attacks on children." The Executive Director of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), Henrietta H. Fore, in a recent statement demanded that humanitarian aid alone is not enough, reminding that rules of war prohibit unlawful targeting of civilians; attacks on schools and hospitals; recruitment, use, and unlawful detention of children; and the denial of humanitarian assistance. International law must be respected and those who violate them must be held accountable. ... See MoreSee Less

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    NEW YORK, 15 May 2018 – From the Central African Republic to South Sudan, and from Syria to Afghanistan, attacks on children in conflict have continued unabated during the first four months of the y...

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