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SUMMARY:Annual Day on the Rights of the Child
DESCRIPTION:On March 9th\, part of the Human Rights Council\, the official program for the Annual Day on the Rights of the Child will feature two critical panel discussions (morning and afternoon) focused on safeguarding children in crisis. Ahead of the event\, GCPEA has engaged in targeted advocacy with key speakers and partners—including the SRSG for Children and Armed Conflict (CAAC)\, the ICRC\, and the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC). Through these collaborative efforts\, we have ensured that the Safe Schools Declaration (SSD) and the protection of education will be prominently highlighted in their remarks. \nHead to UN Web TV (Link)\, at 9:30 AM and 2:30 PM to watch the panels live (Central European Time).
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SUMMARY:The Key to My Freedom – Approaches to Ensuring that Every Child Can Access Safe\, Inclusive Education in Times of Conflict
DESCRIPTION:The event focuses on the critical need for inclusive and safe education for children living in areas of armed conflict. Recognising that displacement\, trauma\, and a lack of resources often exclude the most vulnerable—including children with disabilities\, those without parental care\, and survivors of sexual violence—this session aims to bridge the gap between policy and lived reality. \nEvent overview\nThe session will take the form of a 60-minute panel discussion designed to: \n\nGround global discussions in the actual experiences and recommendations of children with lived experience.\nFacilitate an exchange of concrete\, proven approaches and programmes that provide accessible education in conflict zones.\nHighlight the importance of ensuring that education is tailored to the specific physical and emotional needs of marginalised groups.\n\nBy sharing tangible interventions and personal perspectives\, the event provides a platform to improve collective action and ensure no child is left behind due to war or institutional barriers.
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LOCATION:Palais des Nations\, Room VIII
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SUMMARY:Interactive Dialogue with the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict
DESCRIPTION:As part of the 24th Meeting of the 61st session of the Human Rights Council (HRC61)\, an Interactive Dialogue with the Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) for Children and Armed Conflict will take place on 10th March 2026. The session is scheduled to begin in the morning and will focus on the urgent need to protect the rights of children caught in global hostilities. \nKey interventions \nThe 91×ÔĹÄÂŰĚł (GCPEA)\, in collaboration with Save the Children\, will be delivering a Joint Statement during the dialogue. This statement will advocate for stronger international protections against school attacks and the military use of educational facilities. \nAdditionally\, the Core Group on the Safe Schools Declaration (SSD) will present a Joint Statement to be delivered by Norway. This intervention will underscore the collective commitment of endorsing states to implement the Declaration and ensure that education remains a safe haven for all children\, even in times of conflict. \nHow to watch \nThe proceedings can be viewed live or as an archived recording on UN Web TV. \nDate: 10th March 2026 \nTime: Morning session (CET) \nPlatform: UN Web TV (Link to 10 March schedule)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260318T090000
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SUMMARY:Bringing Multilateralism Back Home: Protecting Children During Armed Conflict in Domestic Law and Policy.
DESCRIPTION:Strengthening domestic legal and policy frameworks to prevent and address grave violations against children in armed conflict has been a key recommendation of the United Nations’ Children and Armed Conflict (CAAC) agenda since its inception. Watchlist’s “Bringing Multilateralism Back Home” project aims to deepen understanding of successes and challenges in States’ efforts to adopt and implement laws and policies relevant to preventing and addressing grave violations against children during armed conflict.\n\nAt this virtual event\, Watchlist will present key findings from this research project and highlight the important role domestic law and policy can play in protecting children affected by armed conflict.\n\nThis event will feature presentations from Rob Grace\, Watchlist Lead Researcher and Maria Ligaya Añasco-Camilon\, Research Consultant at Watchlist. Insights will also be shared by Lisa Chung Bender\, Executive Director of the Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack\, and Mikiko Otani\, President of Child Rights Connect\, with Jo Becker\, Advocacy Director\, Children’s Rights Division at Human Rights Watch serving as moderator.\n\nRSVP here
URL:/event/bringing-multilateralism-back-home-protecting-children-during-armed-conflict-in-domestic-law-and-policy/
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