Summary: Viva Rio became aware that the role
of children and adolescents
participating in the territorial
disputes of drug factions within Rio
de Janeiro has more in common with
the lives of ‘child soldiers’ in war
situations than with the lives of
traditionally defined gang members
found in other urban centres around
the world.
For the Portuguese version of the text go to: www.vivario.org.brOwner: Viva Rio, Luke Dowdneypdf: www.coav.org.br/publique/media/livroluke_eng.pdf

Organisation:

no associated organisation

Articles:

Article 36: Other forms of exploitation

Article 38: Armed conflicts

Attachment Link:

http://www.coav.org.br/publique/media/livroluke_eng.pdf

Countries

Brazil

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