¶ … opportunity, I would demand UN's immediate attention to the education of children in crisis zones (Duncan, W. Raymond, 2008). I would endorse an urgent call for the UN secretary General's action to make sure that vulnerable youth and children across the world obtain quality education by ensuring that: Schools are protected from attacks

Ensuring that there is a significant increase in humanitarian support towards education

Incorporating emergencies in the budgets before they happen

I would urge the secretary general to take immediate action regarding the 30 million kids residing in nations that are scarred by conflict and violence. This would include millions of children who have been struck by humanitarian crisis such as earthquakes, flood shortages, flooding and other disasters. I would support the UN secretary general's initiative of education which incorporates measures of ensuring the right to education to all kids including all kids living in crisis zones. I would assist the secretary general to determine ways of providing education...

If the UN secretary general does not do this, he will not accomplish the millennium education goal and the most vulnerable children will be left in the world without opportunities and hopes (Yearbook of the United Nations -- 2003, 2005).
Children in humanitarian emergencies and conflict areas can no longer wait for education. The UN secretary general must work to ensure that the most vulnerable and the poorest children can access same opportunities other children own. Further, the secretary general must seek to establish an increased humanitarian support to education to ensure the children have the right to education regardless of the borders (Duncan, W. Raymond, 2008). I would urge the secretary general to have strong commitments towards the following:

Supporting the initiatives on education, this entails measures of helping children in crisis zones and other emergencies.

Strengthening national budgets and plans for emergencies

Enforcing global laws that protect…