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[16/07/2025 02:34]

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The Ministry of Human Rights has launched a national campaign to prevent child recruitment in armed conflicts, titled "Children to Schools, Not to Battlefields." This initiative, in partnership with UNICEF, aims to protect children from violations related to the conflict and promote their rights.

The Ministry emphasized the government's commitment to protecting children from recruitment through various policies and measures, including a Cabinet decision to implement a roadmap signed with the United Nations and directives from the Ministries of Defense and Interior to prevent the recruitment of individuals under the age of 18.