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The rehabilitation of child soldiers: defining needs and appropriate responses
Bracken, P. J; Giller, J. R; Ssekiwanuka, J. K.
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  • Bracken, P. J; s.af
  • Giller, J. R; s.af
  • Ssekiwanuka, J. K; s.af
Med-Confl-Surviv. ; 12(3): 114-115, 1996.
Article in English | AIM (Africa) | ID: biblio-1265841
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ABSTRACT
There is growing international concern that large numbers of children are being recruited to military forces in situations of conflict aroound the globe; desp[ite the fact that there are principles established in international law specifically directed aginst the use of children as soldiers. it has been assumed that military experience will have negative psychological effects on children; and several projects aimed at the rehabilitation of such children have been developed. We have had opportinities to examine the situation of child soldiers in Uganda; Liberia and Sierra leone. In this article we draw attention to some of the conceptual and practical probelms involved in this rehabilitative work
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Database: AIM (Africa) Main subject: Education Language: English Journal: Med-Confl-Surviv. Year: 1996 Document type: Article
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Database: AIM (Africa) Main subject: Education Language: English Journal: Med-Confl-Surviv. Year: 1996 Document type: Article
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