A special representative of the UN head on the issue of children and armed conflicts of Virginia Gamba. The UN special representative welcomes the release of 93 former forties in Myanmar Human rights ~ 60 > release from the service of 93 people recruited in childhood with the Armed Forces of Myanmar is an important step towards the joint plan for the termination and prevention of recruitment and use of children. The special & NBSP; representative of the UN head & nbsp; on the issue of children and armed conflicts, Virginia Gamba. ~ 60 > action plan was signed by VS & nbsp; Myanmar and the UN group for monitoring and reporting & nbsp; in 2012. According to Gamba, the release of & nbsp; the introduction of protection measures must be accompanied by this document. support for the released special representative repeated & nbsp; call; General Secretary to all aspects of the conflict in Myanmar, put an end to serious violations of children’s rights, including their recruitment and use, ensure the prosecution of those responsible and observe their obligations in accordance with international norms & nbsp; in the field of human rights and international humanitarian law. ~ 60 > ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62She also illuminated the importance of & NBSP; issuing officials of official documents on dismissal from service to all 93 persons identified by the UN & NBSP; in the framework of the joint process. Gamba & nbsp; noted that the release should be & nbsp; unconditional – & nbsp; including for those who have previously deserted – & nbsp; and that the dismissed persons should not be punished for this. She called for ensuring comprehensive and prolonged support & nbsp; reintegration with active involvement of families and local communities so that people can integrate into society and lead a normal life. ~ 60 > ongoing violations 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62“I am still deeply worried about the high level of serious violations committed by all aspects of the conflict, especially the Armed Forces of Myanmar, including the associated forces and affiliated armed groups. In particular, I am disturbed by the ongoing mass recruitment and the use of children by the Armed Forces of Myanmar, and I urge them to continue cooperation with the UN as part of a joint plan of action in order to stop this practice, ”said a special representative. ~ 60 >~ 60 > she & nbsp; said her concern about her intensity; conclusions & nbsp; children in places of imprisonment of accusations of ties with armed groups. Gamba called on the Armed Forces of Myanmar to immediately release these children, to ensure the fulfillment of the Law on the Rights of the Child in 2019 and bring their actions in line with international standards of justice in relation to minors. 62 > 62 >The Armed Forces of Myanmar continue to be listed in the lists of violators in connection with the commission of & nbsp; a number of serious crimes against children, in addition to recruitment and use. Special representative & nbsp; again called to coordinate with the UN & nbsp; a joint action plan aimed at terminating and preventing murders and mutilation of children, sexual violence, attacks on schools and hospitals, as well as abduction. “These crimes in relation to children should be immediately terminated, and to prevent serious violations and ensuring responsibility, specific steps must be taken,” she said. 62 ~~ 60 > measures to protect children special invoice applied to all & nbsp; armed & nbsp; groups with a call & nbsp; stop and prevent children’s recruitment, attacks on schools, hospitals and people who are protected by international humanitarian law, as well as their use for military purposes. In addition, it is necessary to ensure safe, timely and unhindered humanitarian access to all children. All aspects of the conflict, according to the statement, & NBSP; must constructively interact with the UN for the development, adoption and implementation of specific measures to protect children in order to prevent serious violations of their rights. ~ 60 > ~ ~ 60 > “UN remains committed to the efforts of all sides in Myanmar achievement of this common goal, including the promotion of reintegration of children affected by the conflict. The only way to the sustainable protection of children in Myanmar is the adoption of specific measures that forever eradicate the practice of recruitment and use of children, ”Gamba emphasized.