20101029.wv.college uva peacebuilding
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The document discusses several key issues relating to children and armed conflict, including the impact of war on children, applicable international laws and legal developments, and main stakeholders responsible for protecting children. It outlines six grave violations against children that the UN Security Council monitors. The document also reviews policy developments to protect war-affected children and lists several main thematic issues, such as child soldiers, displaced children, and children's changing roles in peace processes.
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Editor's Notes
- All people have rights – they are right holders Governments, institutions and individuals have responsibilities (or duties, obligations) that correspond to these rights – they are duty bearers. Duty bearers are accountable for rights As right holders, people have the right to claim their own rights – participate/take part in demanding their rights The relationship between duty bearer and right holder is the most important part of a rights-based approach. The core principles of a rights-based approach are: Accountability Participation Equity