Protection of refugee children

Protection of children affected by armed conflict

Protection of children affected by armed conflict

Protecting children in armed conflict

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Child protection oral report

Protecting children in armed conflicts

Protecting children in situations of armed conflict

Protection of children, the elderly and the disabled from exploitation

(e) Protection of children from all forms of exploitation

(e) Protection of children from all forms of exploitation.

Children's protection has been a central concern of the Federal Government.

The report, presented by the Chief of Child Protection, highlighted the relevance of child protection to the Millennium Development Goals and the need to strengthen national child protection systems, community involvement and partnerships.

E. Protection of children from violence, abuse and exploitation

Focus area 4 Child protection from violence, exploitation and abuse

To protect children by not involving them in armed conflicts or wars.

UNICEF continues its work to provide access to information about child protection and to establish prevention and protection systems to ensure protection from violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation against children.

Article 1 of the protocol requires parties to protect the rights and interests of child victims of trafficking, child prostitution and child pornography, child labour and especially the worst forms of child labour.

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A focus of UNICEF activities in Uganda is protecting these children.

This is thought to contribute to the protection of breastfed babies against cancer.

Therefore, we consider the protection and care of children to be a shared responsibility of the State, society and the family.

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PROTECTING AND PROMOTING THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD and NON DISCRIMINATION AGAINST CHILDREN, INCLUDING CHILDREN IN PARTICULARLY DIFFICULT SITUATIONS

(h) To mobilize public awareness, involving families and communities, with the participation of children, concerning the protection of children against all forms of sexual exploitation and abuse

The CCCs provide the framework for addressing the protection of children in humanitarian disasters.

The OVC agenda and protection programmes for children in particular were also part of this mechanism.

Thanks to the vigilance of the international community and affected Governments, children have been protected against exploitation and trafficking.

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The Principality of Monaco will always support all international initiatives aimed at enhancing the protection of children.

As a result of the brassage process, MONUC and child protection partners have monitored an increase in children leaving the armed groups.

However, at country level, incorporation of child protection in wider development frameworks is often difficult, especially since it is not the direct subject of the Millennium Development Goals.

Recalling the role of the General Assembly in promoting the protection of children affected by armed conflict,

Most countries have laws aimed at protecting children from abuse and neglect.

The Law on Protection of Children (Official Gazette of the Republic of Macedonia No. 98 00) regulates the system of organization and manner of providing protection to children.

(g) To ratify the Convention on the Rights of the Child and to enhance the activities of the Government in the field of the protection of the rights of children, in particular children involved in armed conflict

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) programmes build capacity in the protection of children and the elimination of the use of children as soldiers.

Child protection is a set of usually government run services designed to protect children and young people who are underage and to encourage family stability.

(b) Enlisting major sports organizations in global campaigns in support of child protection, girls' education and tolerance

There should be continued efforts made to mainstream child protection into United Nations regional and national peacekeeping operations.

Appropriate measures include ensuring that children are effectively protected from their traffickers and that their testimony is taken in a considerate way.

Mr. Otunnu proposed a formal and structured compliance and enforcement regime to contribute to the protection of children in conflict situations.

It explained the protective environment framework and the importance of investing in child protection long term.

Other delegations raised concerns about resource allocation and suggested the strengthening of staff capacities for child protection.

UNICEF also planned to conduct a meta evaluation of all internal and external evaluations addressing child protection.