The article calls on all parties to release detained and recruited children and to support their rehabilitation and reintegration in ways that protect their dignity and future.
This article stresses that protecting children in conflict settings is not limited to demanding their release, but also includes rehabilitation, support, and social reintegration after detention or recruitment.
It reflects a rights-based position calling on all parties to take responsibility toward children and to stop exploiting them or keeping them trapped in conflict.
Source: https://ar.seyaj.org/statement
The current website reports that 68 Yemeni civilians were killed and 84 others injured, most of them children and women, across several governorates since the beginning of January.
The article draws on the Convention on the Rights of the Child to affirm that every child has the right to education and that primary education must be free and accessible to all.
