Mun Resolution Draft

FORUM General Assembly, Human Rights header OF The Treatment of children in atomic number 18as of armed conflict SUBMITTED BY Mexico The General Assembly, deep Disturbed by the recent number of massacres of citizens including children in Syria since the anti-regime uprising in March 2011, Noting with Deep Concern that the Syrian government has repeatedly and regularly violated its ceasefire conditions, which is causing escalating tension and possibly leading to civil war,Referring to clause 4 of the UNs Convention on the Rights of the Child, there lies a responsibility at bottom every government to impose the measures necessary to ensure that all childrens rights be fulfilled and protected, Acknowledging the UNs recent efforts in efficiently carrying out punishments on obstinate violators of childrens rights to ensure that they are stopped and that these children receive the justice they deserve, as in the case of the trial of former Liberian President Charles Taylor,Confide nt that the only opening for violent forces to be stopped is to demobilize them by removing their weapons and placing leaders of these forces in detainment, Alarmed by the large numbers of children that remain incarcerated in Israel, southwesterly Africa, Tanzania and the United States of America, Bearing in mind that there is no alienated generation, and the fact that many child soldiers were pressurized under horrifying conditions as children,Deeply have-to doe with by governments that continue to use, produce and stockpile cluster munitions, which target civilians and are a direct threat to the lives of children. 1. Requests the Syrian government to abide by the ceasefire conditions and to accelerate its implementation of its peace plan 2. Calls upon NGOs and governments to jointly send straightaway relief to Syria and establish child-friendly spaces (CFS) to protect and ensure the rights of children . Encourages governments and NGOs to continue establishing more integrated da ta processing fairs to reintegrate displaced families into the community and a regular way of life 4. Calls for progress reintegration and rehabilitation policies and strategies that focus on tolerance rather than prejudice, and in which children are consulted and their strengths built upon, encouraged to break with previous violence, and specific issues such as female needs are addressed 5.Suggests that gender-sensitive strategies are designed and implemented to address the rights of children, which includes establishing a minimum legal marriage age and protect children from sexual exploitation, harmful cultural practices and abuse 6. Recommends governments to review legislation and revoke laws that punish and discriminate refugees and other victims of war 7. Further recommends the immediate and haughty released of minors from prison in all countries concerned 8.Expresses its hope that in the future NGOs and governments will send immediate relief to an affected empyrean in the early stages of armed conflict to ensure the least mathematical number of casualties 9. Encourages governments and NGOs to recognize the potential of the media in raising awareness of situations in areas of armed conflict, and in turn assists in receiving donations from the general public 10. strongly urges governments of countries in armed conflict to impose bans on, restrict import of, and forcibly remove weapons from all citizens 11.Calls for developed countries to respond positively, in the spirit of burden-sharing, to requests for origination 12. Deplores the denial of humanitarian aid to children in armed conflict by warring parties 13. Requests that the impacts of economic sanctions on children are reassessed and monitored, and that all children are provided with approaching to food, shelter, emergency water, sanitation and hygiene and emergency education 14. Trusts that all states are placing this issue above all forms of politics, and will cooperate to ensure that the r ights of children in areas of armed conflict are defended.