Full Lecture: Ending the Use of Children as Weapons of War

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The Dallaire Institute for Children, Peace and Security

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Today, representatives from the Dallaire Institute, the Dallaire Centre of Excellence for Peace and Security at the Canadian Armed Forces, and the Knowledge for Prevention (#K4P) Youth Advisory Committee met to discuss the importance of youth engagement in building sustainable peace processes. Though "less than 18% of peace agreements included child protection provisions," even fewer integrate children's participation. Participants discussed the power of youth to bridge the gap between policy and platform, and reflected on the following article presented by Asha Asokan on centering children's voices in peace processes: jpia.princeton.edu/news/united-nations-children-and-armed-conflict-agenda-integrating-child-prote... ... See MoreSee Less

The United Nations Children and Armed Conflict Agenda: Integrating Child Protection Issues and Children’s Voices in Peace Processes

jpia.princeton.edu

By Asha Asokan Abstract One in five children lives in a country affected by conflict (Save the Children 2019). Despite concerted international and national efforts to protect children, these 415 mill...

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