On the 3rd of April 2024, the Executive Director of AMEF Cameroon, ATIM NIGER-THOMAS addressed the UN security Council, 9594th meeting on “Addressing the consequences of the denial of the humanitarian access for children“.
Some of the key takeaways :
The huddles access negotiators in Civil Society Organizations face in the field and proposes possible solutions
The perception of the state and non-state armed group of CSO as being aligned with their adversary. The safety nets of these CSO lie the civil society networks
Bureaucratic impediments such as delayed field authorization which are sometimes even disputed by state – a need for a more harmonized approach for because these delays hamper distribution causing an effect on children`s nutrition.
Lack of civil documentation restricts humanitarian assistance and limits movements and full integration.
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