Africa: Report Highlights Links Between Child Trafficking and Grave Violations During Conflict

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Africa: Report Highlights Links Between Child Trafficking and Grave Violations During Conflict
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Armed conflict puts children at an increased risk of grave violations while their risk of being trafficked similarly increases, including in transitional periods, a new UN study has revealed.

- the first of its kind - analyses the links between child trafficking and the six grave violations against children caught up in war. They are recruitment and use, killing and maiming, rape and other forms of sexual violence, abduction, attacks on schools and hospitals, and denial of humanitarian access.

What this study shows are the ways in which child trafficking overlaps and interacts with the six grave violations

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