A war on Children? Report reveals three in four child casualties in war are caused by explosive weapons.
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In a report released by Save The Children it has been revealed that three in four child casualties in war are caused by explosive weapons.
The data “comes from UN data on the five deadliest conflicts for children – Nigeria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Yemen – as well as from a new review of child injury data, commissioned by Paediatric Blast Injury Partnership (PBIP)…”
What can be done to help stop children being injured in conflict zones? As well as, what role does Australia have in the blast injuries of children in these conflict zones?
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