UN Documents for Children and Armed Conflict: Secretary-General's Reports

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18 February 2005 S/2005/89 This report of the Secretary-General was on Somalia.
9 February 2005 S/2005/72 This was a report to the Council on steps taken by the Secretary-General to address allegations of sexual exploitation within MONUC.
8 October 2004 S/2004/804 This report of the Secretary-General was on Somalia.
19 April 2004 S/2003/1053/Corr.2 This was the second corrigendum of the report which suggested that six egregious violations against children should receive priority in monitoring operations. It also attached for the first time a list of other parties to armed conflict that recruit or use children in Annex II.
20 February 2004 S/2003/1053/Corr.1 This was the corrigendum of the report which suggested that six egregious violations against children should receive priority in monitoring operations. It also attached for the first time a list of other parties to armed conflict that recruit or use children in Annex II.
10 November 2003 S/2003/1053 This report suggested that six egregious violations against children should receive priority in monitoring operations. It also attached for the first time a list of other parties to armed conflict that recruit or use children in Annex II.
26 November 2002 S/2002/1299 This report called for a move towards an “era of application” and included a list of parties to armed conflict that recruit or use children in situations on the Council’s agenda.
7 September 2001 S/2001/852 This reported on the implementation of resolution 1314 and covered the measures needed to protect children during and after armed conflict.
19 July 2000 S/2000/712 This was the first report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict to the Council.