UN Security Council members sit at a round table in the Security Council Chamber at United Nations Headquarters in New York, New York, USA, 17 November 2025 (issued 18 November 2025). The Security Council passed the US-backed resolution, which establishes an international force to restore order in Gaza, protect civilians, and open the way for large-scale aid and rebuilding. The measure received 13 votes in favor and none against, while Russia and China abstained amid concerns that Russia might veto the text, according to the UN. EPA/OLGAHAMILTON: The UN Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution Monday addressing how digital technologies are used to commit violations and abuses against children in armed conflict, Anadolu Ajansi reported.
UN security council adopts resolution on digital threats to children in conflict
The resolution also stressed the need to provide children with digital literacy so they can identify online risks and help prevent violations before they occur.

Key takeaways
The UN Security Council adopted a resolution addressing digital threats to children in conflict, emphasizing digital literacy and compliance with international law.
- The resolution, proposed by Greece, focuses on preventing digital threats to children in conflict zones.
- It urges member states to improve compliance with international law to protect children from digital violations.
- Greece's UN envoy emphasized the need for the Council to address digital threats and not remain silent.
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