Children in Armed Conflict

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Summary: Based on experience of working with
former child soldiers, this paper
argues
the need for a strategy of prevention
as
the best way to avoid children being
affected by armed conflict.

Based on experience of working with former child soldiers, this paper
argues the need for a strategy of prevention as the best way to avoid
children being affected by armed conflict, including greater
investment in peace-building initiatives and tightening the supply of
small armed. It also calls for a strategy of protection and care for
dealing with chidlren already embroiled in armed conflict.Owner: World Vision UK

Articles: 
Article 38: Armed conflicts
Organisation: 
World Vision - UK

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