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SymbolS/2002/1299
TitleReport of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict
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Summary
Reviews activities and progress made during the reporting period in the protection of children affected by situations of armed conflict and in post-conflict situations, as well as in the implementation of resolutions 1261 (1999), 1314 (2000) and 1379 (2001). Sets out information under the following sections: a strengthened normative framework; children protection on the peace and security agenda of the UN; addressing impunity; landmines and small arms; humanitarian access in zones of conflict; mitigating the impact on children of illicit commercial exploitation of natural resources in conflict zones; displaced children; addressing the needs of girls; sexual exploitation and abuse; progress by regional and subregional organizations or arrangements; conflict situations not on the agenda of the Security Council; situations on the agenda of the Security Council where conflicts have recently ended; demobilization of child soliders; field visits by the Special Representative to Ethiopia and Eritrea, Angola, Afghanistan, and Guatemala. A list of parties to armed conflict that recruit or use child soldiers is annexed. DAA
AuthorsUN. Secretary-General
Agenda information
S/57 [187] CHILDREN IN ARMED CONFLICTS
Date[New York] : UN, 26 Nov. 2002
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14 p.
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Submitted pursuant to para. 15 of Security Council resolution 1379 (2001).
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