*Disclaimer 1: Please note that Lebanon and Libya, with no parties listed in the 2024 Secretary-General Annual Report, are considered situations of concern on the agenda of the Security Council.
*Disclaimer 2: Please note that Nigeria, with parties listed in the 2024 Secretary-General Annual Report, is not considered a situation of concern on the agenda of the Security Council.
*Disclaimer 3: Committed by parties to conflict against children, the five grave violations that are triggers for listing: child recruitment and use, killing and maiming, sexual violence, attacks on schools and hospitals, and abduction.
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