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DRAFT RESOLUTION United Nations Human Rights Council Topic: Childrens human rights in SyriaSponsors: The U.S.A., FRANCE, RUSSIAN FEDERATION, THE UK, THE P.R.C., MEXICO, PHILIPPINES, UAESignatories: Pakistan, Germany, Namibia, Kenya, Saudi Arabia, Viet Nam, Republic of Korea, Argentina, Czech,Cuba, India, IrelandUnited Nations Human Rights Council Acknowledging the critical situation in Syria of lacking the protection of civilians and children;Noting the controlling of ISIS that threats civilians and childrens security.Recalling the negotiations between the Syria government and Syria anti-government;Stressing the stable education for children;Distributing reasonably the necessities and capitals from United Nations.Exert pressure on Syrian government to care for their childrens security and education;Realizing the intention of cooperation expressed by the Government of Syria and Insurgency;PART I: THE PROTOCOL TO PROTECT CHILDREN:1. Formulate following terms to protect childrens rights:(a) Children should not used as children soldiers. some children in Syria are used as soldier without knowing the terrible surroundings. They also were under sexual violence; the soldiers in the government tortured children.(b) Children need rights to defend themselves.(c) Children have the rights to go to school and to be educated.PART II: THE GUARANTEE OF EDUCATION:1. Sets up an independent temporary organization to manage the education department;2. Suggests the United Nations to set up temporary school that surrounded the Syria for Syrian children who had got involved in the war;3. Demands all United Nations members to send certain percentage of teachers and volunteers to support the school;4. Provides basic facilities to guarantee, especially children, the quality of academic teaching;5. Refreshes childrens conception of wars;6. Builds up an adequate perspective of wars as well;7. Requires all United Nations members provide certain percentage of soldiers to protect the security of the school that established by United Nations;PART III: THE SET-UP OF SECURITY COUNCIL ARMY AND ITS ACTIONS:1. Calls on the UNSC to permit the forces to protect the security of non-conflicts zone;2. Recommends the forces to equip highly promoted armor and weapons in order to keep: (a) The security of the refugee camps and the surrounding environments;(b) Other civilians and children who cannot reach the refugee camp;3. Claims the royalty and well-developed ideology of the forces;4. Urges member states to cooperate with the resolution made by the UNSC, and execute immediately;5. Recommends the UNSC to take charge of the financial support for the military operation;PART IV: THE RESOLUTION FOR CHILDREN SOLDIERS:1. Condemns parties who recruited children as soldiers;2. Urges both sides of the conflict(Government of Syria and Insurgency) to execute a ceasefire and negotiate peacefully;3. Calls on International Society to give financial support to Syria to help:(a)Recover the domestic education system;(b)Help children and the civilization get back to normal life in order to keep them from being recruited into the army;4.Recommends giving out relevant manuals with contents of damagebrought by the war;PART V: THE PHYSICAL TREATMENT:1.Recommends sending medical corps to help save the children who are injured in the war;2.Calls on the WHO and other organizations to send medicine to Syria in order to prevent people from being infected by epidemics;3.Requests establishing a commission to supervise the usage ofmedical aids;4.Urges forming a medical subside council;5. Calls on UNICEF to send both psychologists and financial aids toSyria and help the children get out of the shadow brought by the war;Part VI: THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF GLOBAL ORGANIZATIONS: 1.Calls on extend the current power of Independent International Commission of Inquiry to assess crime actions targeting children;2. Calls on establishing special International court to investigate violations and abuses committed against children according to the previous commission and demands all parties comply with their obligations under the International Laws. 3.Calls on the non-governmental organizations to coopera