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Noted: Watchlist report on children and armed conflict in Colombia
April 3, 2012
By The IRC
United Nations Webcast, April 3, 2012: "No One to Trust: Children and Armed Conflict in Colombia" (Watchlist),
Press Conference
A report released today by the IRC-affiliated Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict highlights the severe risks children are facing in Colombia’s armed conflict.
Based on field research, the report details grave human rights violations against children, including child recruitment, rape and sexual violence, and attacks against schools. It also provides critical insights and recommendations to policymakers.
Read the report: “No One to Trust: Children and Armed Conflict in Colombia”
Posted in Children & Youth, Child Soldiers, Colombia | Tags: human rights, Advocacy, child soldiers, Watchlist
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