保护教育免受攻击国际日

Exacerbated by multiple hazards, armed conflicts have devastating impacts on the education sector, often triggering a compounded crisis. Schools, universities and other educational institutions should always be safe havens and pathways to foster peace and development. During armed conflict, their civilian nature must be recognized and protected under international humanitarian law, which mandates adherence to the principles of distinction, proportionality, and precaution. Security Council Resolution 2601 further reinforces this protection by emphasizing the need to safeguard educational institutions from the impacts of armed conflict, and the Safe Schools Declaration also provides essential guidelines to protect education and provide a lifeline for children and young people. Other frameworks, such as the Comprehensive Safe School Framework (CSSF), support educational authorities and practitioners to address the root causes of conflict drivers. Considering all risks, the CSSF provides guidance on strengthening resilience for the provision of education to learners that face multiple hazards