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military conflicts Feb 12, 2026, 7:50 PM
Child recruitment by armed groups in Colombia skyrockets - UNICEF reported a significant increase in verified cases of child recruitment by illegal armed groups in Colombia, with numbers rising alarmingly over the past five years.
- The rise in recruitment is linked to escalating violence, poverty, and a lack of opportunities in vulnerable communities.
- Urgent action is needed to protect children and address the underlying causes that facilitate their recruitment by armed groups.
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military conflicts Feb 12, 2026, 2:06 PM
Child recruitment by armed groups in Haiti triples amid deepening crisis - The recruitment of children by armed groups in Haiti has tripled last year due to ongoing poverty and violence.
- Over 1.4 million people are displaced in Haiti, with a significant portion being children who become vulnerable to recruitment.
- Urgent measures and funding are needed to provide supportive programs for reintegration and prevention of child recruitment.
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military conflicts Feb 12, 2026, 2:06 PM
Child recruitment by armed groups in Haiti triples amid violence - According to UNICEF, the number of children recruited by armed groups in Haiti tripled last year, exacerbated by widespread poverty and violence.
- An estimated 90% of Port-au-Prince is under gang control, with children as young as nine being targeted for recruitment.
- There is an urgent need for increased funding to effectively address the issue and help vulnerable children in Haiti.
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society Nov 28, 2025, 8:33 PM
David Beckham inspires Indian children with football skills on Unicef trip - David Beckham met children and young people from underserved communities in Mumbai, India during his visit with Unicef.
- He expressed being humbled by their resilience and passion, highlighting the importance of investing in youth.
- The visit showcased the positive impact of sports on children's lives and their growth despite challenges.
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