BRIEF REFLECTIONS ON THE RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN WAR AND THE INTERNATIONAL AND TRANSVERSAL PROTECTION OF MIGRANT CHILDREN'S RIGHTS

Resumo

Children have always been present in wars and also as victims of them - historical records show that they were involved before the 20th century - and the phenomenon is still being discussed on international agendas today. Against this backdrop, this research aims, in a general and systematic way, to identify the moves made in the global and regional systems to protect migrant children in this scenario of forced displacement. It is known that changing the lens from private to public, with regard to “children”, should always lead research within the area of Children's Law in the International System to yearn for their [the children's] voices to be heard; therefore, the result of this work is intended to become a mechanism for discussing the problem with greater vehemence on international public and political agendas.
In order to meet the objectives listed, this article was developed using a critical qualitative research strategy, of an exploratory nature, through bibliographical research.