nato programme children and armed conflicts

I am very happy to join Mrs Zerrougui in launching the training module,” he added. “The training module that Allied Command Transformation has developed jointly with the UN is a tangible demonstration of our close cooperation. “Our experience working with the United Nations to address the protection of children in conflict areas like Afghanistan has been very positive,” said Assistant Secretary General Stephen Evans, the NATO Focal Point on Children and Armed Conflict. This training is a comprehensive course designed to increase knowledge on children affected by armed conflict and ensure that NATO troops are better prepared to prevent violations and to assist in reducing the effects of armed conflict on children. On 26 June, during a visit to NATO Headquarters by Leila Zerrougui, the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict, NATO launched a comprehensive and innovative e-learning course. NATO and the United Nations (UN) are working together to protect children affected by conflict.

Voices for Children Affected by Conflict.

ACT TO PROTECT children affected by conflict.

Virtual Summer School on Child Protection in Armed Conflict.

Ratification status of the Optional Protocol.

OPAC – Optional Protocol on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict.

Nato programme children and armed conflicts