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The aim is to analyze the implementation of child rights laws and protections in conflict-affected states.

Protecting Children in Conflict: International Conventions, Domestic Law, and Parliamentary Oversight in War-Affected States

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The aim is to analyze the implementation of child rights laws and protections in conflict-affected states.
Conducted a comparative analysis of eight war-torn countries
Assessed domestic laws and adherence to international standards
Evaluated the functionality of parliamentary oversight in child protection
Examined the role of civil society and international actors
Found significant disparities in legal enforcement of child rights
Identified varying levels of parliamentary functionality across states
Noted differences in child protection efforts based on institutional stability
Highlighted innovative practices in some countries despite ongoing conflict

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Comparative analysis reveals challenges in implementing child rights in war-torn states, suggesting urgent reforms.

Mathur et al. (2024) studied this question.

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