The Mozambican government has acknowledged the urgent need to stop violence stemming from human rights violations in Cabo Delgado province. This includes addressing the forced displacement of people, including minors, within the northern province. The government’s statement highlights a growing concern over the deteriorating security situation and its impact on the civilian population. Authorities are prioritizing efforts to curb the ongoing unrest and protect vulnerable communities. While specific details regarding the approach weren’t disclosed, the admission signals a heightened focus on addressing the root causes of the violence. The issue has garnered attention as displacement continues to rise in Cabo Delgado. The statement originated from and was published by *O País* news.