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Growing Number of States Join International Instruments and Commitments to Protect Conflict-Affected Children - World

After Kyrgyzstan-Tajikistan Border Conflict, Time For a Human Rights Agenda

Cars damaged during a firefight on the Kyrgyz-Tajik border are seen near the settlement of Koi-Tash, Batken region, Kyrgyzstan, April 30, 2021.  © 2021 Elaman Karymshakov/Sputnik via AP The death and destruction in the border areas between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan in late April sent shock waves through both countries, the Central Asian region, and beyond. Within two days over 50 people were killed, most of them civilians, and hundreds were injured. About 58,000 people in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan fled their homes or were evacuated. Dozens of houses and several schools were destroyed. The violence was the worst cross-border military conflict in Central Asia in many years. The two countries quickly called a ceasefire and committed to resolving the immediate tensions through diplomacy. Both countries see border demarcation and reconstruction efforts as priorities.

Communique of the 994th meeting of the PSC held on 11 May 2021, on the protection of children in conflict situations in Africa - World

Communique of the 994th meeting of the PSC held on 11 May 2021, on the protection of children in conflict situations in Africa Format The Peace and Security Council, Noting the opening remarks made by the Permanent Representative of People s Democratic Republic of Algeria and Chairperson of the PSC for May 2021, H.E Ambassador Salah Francis ELHAMDI, and the statements of the AU Commissioner for Political Affairs, Peace and Security, H.E Ambassador Bankole Adeoye, and the Commissioner for Health, Humanitarian Affairs and Social Development, H.E. Ambassador Amira El Fadil Mohammed Elfadil; Also noting the presentation made by the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC) Special Rapporteur for children affected by armed conflicts, H.E. Dr Robert Nanima;

Statements Archive - Statement by Ambassador Flynn at Arria Meeting on Children and Armed Conflict and COVID

Statement by Ambassador Flynn at Arria Meeting on Children and Armed Conflict and COVID Statement 07 May 2021   And We thank Estonia for arranging this timely Arria meeting, which Ireland is proud to co-sponsor.  Thank you also to the briefers for bringing a field perspective to today’s discussion, and to Special Representative Gamba and her office for this important study. Ireland aligns itself with the statements to be delivered by the EU and the Group of Friends of Children and Armed Conflict.     Let me begin by paying tribute to the monitors and child protection staff in UN country teams and peacekeeping missions. In the face of the upheaval caused by COVID-19, their tireless efforts to prevent and respond to violations and their ability to adapt have helped to keep children safe and have protected the integrity of the CAAC agenda. We have heard striking examples of monitors putting themselves at risk because of their dedication to their work. O

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