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Eritrea44 UNICEF Eritrea Briefing Report, Ibid45 Osede & Asghedom, Ibid.46 UNICEF Eritrea Briefing Report, Ibid; Osede & Asghedom, Ibid.47 UNICEF Eritrea Briefing Report, Ibid.48 Ibid.49 Center on Reproductive Law and Policy, Female Genital Mutilation: A Matter ofHuman Rights (2000), http://www.crlp.org.50 UN Doc. CRC/C/41/Add.12 (2002), p. 96.51 Ibid.52 UNICEF Eritrea Briefing Report, Ibid.53 Ibid.54 Muluberhan Berhe, Ibid., p. 1-2.55 Ibid., p. 2.56 HABEN and CARE International, Ibid., p. 6, 957 UNICEF Eritrea Briefing Report, Ibid. (citing report by HABEN/CAREInternational entitled Sexual and Gender-Based Violence in Gash-Barka, 2002)58 UNICEF Eritrea Briefing Report, Ibid.59 HABEN and CARE International, Ibid., p. 7.60 HABEN and CARE International, Ibid., p. 47-49.61 Immigrant Women’s Support Service, Ibid.62 Muluberhan Berhe, Ibid., p. 5.63 Ibid., p. 4-5.64 Eritrean Constitution, Article 2565 Coalition to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers, Child Soldiers 1379 Report(November 2002), Eritrea, http://www.child-soldiers.org66 Child Soldiers 1379 Report, Ibid.67 Ibid.68 Coalition to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers, Child Soldiers Global Report 2001,Eritrea, http://www.child-soldiers.org69 Eritrea State Report to CRC, UN Doc. CRC/C/41/Add.12 (2002), p. 86 (the governmentacknowledges that the study cited does not assess the impact of rape onthe well-being of Eritrean girls, but does not specify any steps taken to specificallyaddress the needs of these victims).70 UNICEF Eritrea Briefing Report, Ibid.219