This report recounts the experiences of children in armed conflict, offering insights to their aspirations for their futures, the child rights violations committed during armed conflicts, and ensuring accountability for children in armed conflict through increased youth participation.
The report encourages states, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), UN agencies and all stakeholders to continue to advocate for increased child and youth participation in inter-governmental spaces, including the UN system, and for the ongoing engagement and mobilisation of children everywhere as key partners in putting an end to all forms of violence.
To download the report: Children and Armed Conflict Report
