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Child protection mandate and objectives
Child Protection Section is the only substantive section with a specific protection role and mandate. Child protection is about protecting children’s rights enshrined in international, regional and national legislation (to…
Child protection activities
Examples of activities undertaken by MONUSCO in the area of child protection a- Documenting grave abuses against children (such as killings, sexual violence, abduction and recruitment) committed by parties in the conflict and…
Child protection reports and publications
The report, Our Strength Is In Our Youth: Child Recruitment in the Democratic Republic of the Congo 2014-2017, is the product of staff of the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission to the Democratic Republic of the…
Child Protection Field Office in DRC
Child Protection offices cover four provinces in DRC : Oriental, North Kivu, South Kivu, Katanga and are located at Kalemie, Lumubashi, Uvira, Bukavu, Goma, Beni, Bunia and Dungu.
Child protection links
UN Security Council Report UN Security Council Bureau du Représentant Spécial pour les Enfants et les Conflits Armés de l’ONU UN web site Track 1
Contact Child Protection Section
MONUSCO Child Protection Section 12, Av. des Aviateurs BCDC Building Kinshasa, Gombe , DR Congo Email: monusco-child-protection@un.org
Civil Affairs
OVERVIEW The Civil Affairs Section plays a crucial role in achieving MONUSCO's mandate by, among other things, engaging different stakeholders at the local and sub-national levels on issues pertaining to the Protection of…
Civil Affairs Background
Mandate The Security Council extended MONUSCO’s mandate until 31 March 2014[1], with specific focus on: Protection of civilians, neutralizing armed groups, monitoring the arms embargo and support to justice, in particular…
Women Peace and Security (WPS)
As part of MONUSCO’s implementation of UN Security Council Resolutions 1325 (2000) on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) and support to DRC’s National Gender Policy, PAD streamlines WPS agenda in all its activities. Notably, the…
Protection of Civilians and Protection Tools
A security vacuum left by the FARDC following its withdrawal from several areas and the continued dynamics involved in the operations of (foreign) armed groups (AG), including the mutiny of some FARDC elements which formed…