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Haiti: Déclaration conjointe du Bureau intégré des Nations Unies en Haïti (BINUH) et de l’UNICEF Haïti concernant le rapport annuel 2025 du Secrétaire général sur les enfants et les conflits armés
Summary by Christgiving Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by UN Children's Fund , ReliefWeb
· July 13, 2026
· 3 min read
. Ces inscriptions, qui s’ajoutent à celle de la coalition « Viv Ansanm » figurant déjà dans le cycle de rapport précédent, renforcent les efforts internationaux visant à garantir que les auteurs de violations graves commises à l’encontre d’enfants rendent des comptes. Le rapport dresse un tableau e
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Key takeaway Le BINUH et l’UNICEF saluent également les efforts du gouvernement haïtien pour renforcer les mécanismes nationaux de protection de l’enfance.
Why this matters
The inclusion of additional parties in the Secretary-General's 2025 report on children and armed conflict reinforces international efforts to hold perpetrators of grave violations against children accountable. The verified 2,088 grave violations against 1,661 children in Haiti in 2025 highlight the urgent need for continued support to the government's national child protection mechanisms. The Commission nationale de désarmement, de démantèlement et de réinsertion's leadership in these efforts is crucial to ensuring that child protection remains a priority in disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration initiatives. The PREJEUNES program, launched in 2025, provides specialized protection services to children released from armed gangs, including psychosocial support and access to education. With 573 children benefiting from this program in 2025, its expansion and continued funding will be essential to addressing the complex needs of these vulnerable children and preventing further recruitment and exploitation.
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Category: disaster ·
Published: July 13, 2026 ·
Source: ReliefWeb ·
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What is this story about? . Ces inscriptions, qui s’ajoutent à celle de la coalition « Viv Ansanm » figurant déjà dans le cycle de rapport précédent, renforcent les efforts internationaux visant à garantir que les auteurs de violations graves commises à l’encontre d’enfants rendent des comptes. Le rapport dresse un tableau e
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