UNICEF urges protection of children's right to education
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) affirms that armed conflicts significantly harm children's rights to education by bombing and destroying schools, turning some into shelters or military sites, which leads to the displacement of children and interruption of their studies. The organization warns that losing access to education not only jeopardizes their academic future but also threatens their psychological and security stability, as the learning environment lacks the routine, safety, and support necessary for building their future. UNICEF emphasizes that protecting children's right to education requires continuing the educational process even in emergency situations. It warns that disrupting education during conflicts exacerbates the vulnerability of children and limits their future opportunities, calling on all parties to respect international law and protect schools and teachers to ensure the continuation of education.
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