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Security Council LIVE: Children and war, ‘each one is a life’

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Briefings

The Security Council commemorates 30 years since it assumed its mandate to protect children in armed conflict, a milestone marked by rising violations against young people during this period. The evidence indicates that the number of such violations has reached an unprecedented level this year, highlighting the ongoing challenge to the Council's protective role. No specific actors, casualty numbers, or geographic locations are detailed in the provided text, limiting the scope of the analysis to the Council's historical mandate and current trends.

Key points

• The Security Council has assumed its mandate to protect children in armed conflict 30 years ago.
• Violations against children in armed conflict reached an unprecedented level this year.

Context

The Security Council's 30-year mandate to protect children in armed conflict is being tested by rising violations against young people during this period. This milestone marks a significant anniversary of the Council's intervention in child protection efforts.

Limitations

The provided evidence is limited to the Council's 30-year mandate and current trends in violations. Specific actors, casualty numbers, geographic locations, and dates are not detailed in the source text.

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