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\n UNITED NATIONS (AP) \u2014 The United Nations envoy charged with reporting on violations against children in conflicts around the world said Thursday that first and foremost she is worried about what\u2019s happening to youngsters in war-torn Sudan, followed by Congo and Haiti.Virginia Gamba told a news conference officially launching the secretary-general\u2019s annual report and U.N. blacklist of violators that she is also very worried about children caught in Myanmar\u2019s civil war and the spillover into neighboring Bangladesh.\u201cFor the future, on the horizon,\u201d she said, \u201cI\u2019m worried about Somalia and Afghanistan.\u201dThe report for the first time put both Israeli forces and Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad militants on the blacklist for violating children\u2019s rights in 2023 during Hamas\u2019 Oct. 7 surprise invasion of southern Israel and its massive military retaliation in Gaza that is ongoing.<\/p>\n
The U.N. also kept the Russian armed forces and affiliated armed groups on the blacklist for a second year over their killing and maiming of Ukrainian children and attacks on schools and hospitals in 2023.Gamba said she remains very concerned about the plight of children in the wars in Ukraine and in Gaza, as well as in the West Bank and Jerusalem.<\/p>\n
\u201cBut the ones that I\u2019m really worried about for, let\u2019s say, the rest of this year and beginning of next year, are first and foremost Sudan, particularly Darfur, and Chad because it is expanding,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n
Sudan plunged into conflict in mid-April 2023, when long-simmering tensions between its military and paramilitary leaders broke out in the capital Khartoum and spread to other regions including Darfur, which became synonymous with genocide and war crimes two decades ago. The U.N. says over 14,000 people have been killed and 33,000 injured.Gamba said their \u201cferocious armed struggle\u201d led to the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces being put on the blacklist for killing and maiming, raping and committing other acts of sexual violence, as well as attacking schools and hospitals. The Sudanese Armed Forces were listed for killing and injuring children and attacking schools and hospitals.<\/p>\n
In Congo, the 13,500-strong U.N. peacekeeping force is in the process of withdrawing by the end of December, leaving rebel groups and government forces fighting in its mineral-rich east where security has deteriorated. Gamba said \u201cmassive sexual violence\u201d against children is taking place and \u201cis going to swell.\u201dThe new report has Congo\u2019s armed forces and 16 armed groups fighting in the country on the U.N. blacklist for violating children\u2019s rights.When the U.N. withdrawal is completed, Gamba said, \u201cI lose my eyes.\u201d Though monitoring of abuses will continue, it won\u2019t be the same level of engagement, she said.The violence in Haiti only became \u201ca situation of concern\u201d for her office in June 2023, Gamba said, so it only monitored violence against children for the last six months of that year. This meant Secretary-General Antonio Guterres didn\u2019t have enough data to decide whether any parties should go on the blacklist.<\/p>\n
Gangs have grown in power since the July 7, 2021, assassination of President Jovenel Mo\u00efse, and are now estimated to control up to 80% of the capital. The surge in killings, rapes and kidnappings has led to a violent uprising by civilian vigilante group s.In the report, the U.N. chief expressed deep concern at the \u201cindiscriminate armed gang violence and grave violations against children.\u201d It says the U.N. verified 383 grave violations against 307 children in the last six months of 2023 \u2014 160 boys, 117 girls and 30 whose sex wasn\u2019t known \u2014 and it lists about a dozen gangs that were responsible for the violations. Gamba said she is very concerned because grave violations of children\u2019s rights seem to be \u201cendemic, and particularly systemic (is) the rape of girls.\u201d<\/p>\n
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