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Children in Israeli military detention, observations and recommendations

 

All children in contact with judicial systems should be treated with dignity and respect at all times. For several years, national lawyers, human rights organizations, United Nations experts and treaty bodies have been publishing reports of illtreatment of children who come in contact with the Israeli military detention system

Stories from the field

Gaza children

Helping children overcome their fears in Gaza

Juhor ad-Dik, Gaza, State of Palestine, 23 April, 2012 - In a quiet afternoon in Gaza, groups of children smiling shyly play together. In the background, houses pockmarked with bullet holes and some damaged buildings remind everyone of the eight-day escalation of violence in Gaza and Southern Israel last November.

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UNICEF oPt Japan

UNICEF welcomes Japan’s enduring commitment to Palestinian children

RAMALLAH, OCCUPIED PALESTINIAN TERRITORY, 5 March 2013 – The Government of Japan has stepped up with a generous donation of nearly 10 million USD to provide critical support to Palestinian children and women in partnership with UNICEF.

VIOLATIONS AGAINST CHILDREN

VIOLATIONS AGAINST CHILDREN-UNICEF

CAAC bulletin on grave violations against Israeli and Palestinian children

 

Since 2007, a UNICEF-led working group has reported on the impacts of armed conflict on children in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt). The violations included killing and injuries, arrest and detention, ill-treatment and torture, recruitment and use of children by armed forces and groups, attacks on schools and hospitals, displacement and denial of humanitarian access.

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UNICEF monthly report

Impact of hostilities on children in Gaza

The hostilities between Hamas and the Israeli military during the period of 14 to 21 November 2012 were harmful to the well-being of children and women. To better guide the humanitarian response in support of the affected children, UNICEF coordinated a rapid psychosocial assessment on the impact of the situation on children.

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