Child soldiers

from violence to protection

Examines the plight of child soldiers who are used by government forces and other military groups around the world as combatants, spies, porters, human land-mine detectors, and sexual slaves; analyzes the lives of these boys and girls within armed groups; discusses the impacts of these experiences on their lives; and considers the issues of reintegration into normal society, and how to prevent the problem.

Harvard University Press
2006
9780674023598
book

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188590054802612443252121365329GCHS214GCHS311033355.3 WES355.315825759371742569409