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    The Safe Schools Declaration

    Article | Last updated: 06/06/2024 | Ministry of Foreign Affairs

    The Safe Schools Declaration was developed through a process led by Argentina and Norway, with the objective of avoiding military use of schools and strengthen protection of children and education in conflict. The declaration was launched at the Oslo Conference on Safe Schools: Protecting Education from Attack, 28–29 May 2015. The main objective of the Conference was to for states to endorse the Safe Schools Declaration. Since the Oslo conference, states and civil society work together to increase the number of endorsements and to implement the declaration.

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    2. Albania
    3. Algeria
    4. Andorra
    5. Angola
    6. Antigua and Barbuda
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    8. Armenia
    9. Australia
    10. Austria
    11. Belgium
    12. Benin
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    20. Canada
    21. Central African Republic
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    23. Chile
    24. Colombia
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    31. Democratic Republic of Congo
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    53. Iraq
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    55. Italy
    56. Jamaica
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    58. Kazakhstan
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    62. Liechtenstein
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    67. Malaysia
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    70. Malta
    71. Marshall Islands
    72. Mauritius
    73. Mexico
    74. Moldova
    75. Monaco
    76. Montenegro
    77. Morocco
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    88. Panama
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    90. Peru
    91. Poland
    92. Portugal
    93. Qatar
    94. Romania
    95. Rwanda
    96. Saint Vincent and the Grenadine’s
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    98. San Marino
    99. Senegal
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    101. Seychelles
    102. Sierra Leone
    103. Slovakia
    104. Slovenia
    105. Somalia
    106. South Africa
    107. South Sudan
    108. Spain
    109. Sudan
    110. Sweden
    111. Switzerland
    112. The United Kingdom
    113. Togo
    114. Tunisia
    115. Ukraine
    116. Uruguay
    117. Vanuatu
    118. Vietnam
    119. Yemen
    120. Zambia
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