These include children living in poverty, those with disabilities, street children, girls, refugees and children on the move, and children affected by armed conflict. In Episode 2 of the podcast, Lapar highlights the heightened vulnerability of children in war-torn countries, including the risk of military occupation of schools during the pandemic, which can make it even more difficult for children to resume their formal education even after restrictions have been lifted. She notes the challenges to monitoring, reporting, and responding to grave violations against children in armed conflict due to access restrictions, warning that children may suffer in silence as a result of the pandemic.