Against the background of the escalation of the conflict in the DR Congo, children suffer from violence. The number of cases of serious violations in relation to children in the DR Congo over the past month has increased three times International law The UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) is concerned about a significant increase in messages about serious violations in relation to children in the East of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Since the end of January against the background of the escalation of violence, the number of such incidents has three times increased. & Amp; nbsp; children are afraid for their lives ~ 60 > how to specify in unisef, the number of cases of sexual violence increased by more than 2.5 times, and the abductions – six to six. Once, murders and injuries – seven times. Moreover, the number of attacks on schools and hospitals increased 12 times. “We urgently call on all aspects of the conflict immediately to stop these terrifying violations against children,” said Jean Francois Bass, the acting representative of the Unisef in the DRC. “Children, including those who live on the street, tell us that they are afraid of their lives,” he added. ~ 60 > thousands of schools in the east of the DRC, where the onset of the armed group & nbsp; m23 remains closed, many children were disposed Of them live on the street. In the settlements captured by M23, chaos reigns, the work of bodies ensuring safety and justice is violated, and the weapons are in slight access. In such a situation, children are especially defenseless, noted in unisef. recruiting children with the parties to the conflict 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62Unisef is also seriously concerned about the mass recruitment of young people and adolescents by the parties to the conflict. The DRC has already registered one of the highest indicators of confirmed cases of recruitment of children in conflict conditions. ~ 60 > UN cooperates with the DRC government in 2012, trying to put an end to the recruitment and operation of children, as well as other serious violations, including sexual Violence. 62 ~~ 60 > from January 2025 Unisef and partners supported the test of 5639 potential recruits, including 302 women and girls, throughout the country. As a result, 63 minors were identified among them, including 12 girls, all children helped to reunite their family. ~ 60 > reunification families unisef also to all children separated from parents. At the moment, 1,200 such children were identified, 720 of whom were returned to families. The rest of the children will be arranged in foster families. ~ 60 > Unisef calls on all aspects of the conflict to immediately terminate the violations of children’s rights and comply with the principles of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and the African Charter of the Rights and Welfare of the child. They must also take specific measures to protect civilians and civilian objects in accordance with their obligations under international humanitarian law. ~ ~ 60 > “We should not stand aside until monstrous violence continues. The perpetrators must be held accountable, ”said the bass.