Picture that child with an AK47 in his grasp, prepared for war, This Is a young warrior. These soldiers are kids, more often than less than eighteen years’ old who are utilized for military purposes. Today all around the globe there are wars going on, it's not just those kids who happen to be in an unlucky spot when aggressors come through or when a bomb is dropped on non-military personnel property. Children are marching, fighting, killing, and dying. Seventeen-year-olds, thirteen-year-olds, and youths as young as seven, who may not even understand what they are fighting for they are just fighting. It's miserable that today, in the twenty-first-century, kids are as yet being used as a part of such wrong ways. It is awful that individuals everywhere
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“During the last ten years, at least 200,000 young people have been involved in wars in different parts of the world. Some of these areas might include Afghanistan, Angola, Burma, Iraq, Lebanon, Liberia, Mali, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan and the Former Yugoslavia” (Skinner3). In most previous states like Afghanistan, this makes issues since it is destroying children knowing they won't have the capacity to carry on with a typical life and the war will remain with them for whatever length of time that they live. Young warriors who survive this calamity oftentimes have a genuinely hard time recouping to their run of their lives, they may be physically disabled or mentally scarred. Examines demonstrate that an expansive number of previous young trooper’s progress toward becoming casualties of prostitution. Young people as often as possible return home to find their families are no longer alive or have broken up. In other words, paying little heed to the likelihood that the family is up 'til now alive and together, children are every now and again not ready to defeat any issues realized by years of …show more content…
One of Child Soldiers International's campaigns is specifically addressing the recruitment and use of child soldiers in three Great Lakes countries: Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Uganda. The Great Lakes program combines country specific advocacy, locally-based monitoring, capacity building among local community-based NGOs, and public education. The organization supports local NGO partners' advocacy efforts and their monitoring and reporting capacity on behalf of the child soldiers in their communities. Human Rights watch advocates a minimum age of eighteen for involvement the armed conflict of any kind. This program helps get children back to their family’s and if unsuccessful this program pushes to the appropriate care that would be needed to be taken best to fulfill the needs of these young individuals. Around the world today, there are different types of organizations going on to help prevent Child Soldiers from happening anymore. The Cultures of Resistance Network is proud to highlight the work of Child Soldiers International, also known as “Coalition” this organization is to help stop the Use of Child Soldiers, an organization that helps with medical and other lifesaving opportunities in the region of
“During the last ten years, at least 200,000 young people have been involved in wars in different parts of the world. Some of these areas might include Afghanistan, Angola, Burma, Iraq, Lebanon, Liberia, Mali, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan and the Former Yugoslavia” (Skinner3). In most previous states like Afghanistan, this makes issues since it is destroying children knowing they won't have the capacity to carry on with a typical life and the war will remain with them for whatever length of time that they live. Young warriors who survive this calamity oftentimes have a genuinely hard time recouping to their run of their lives, they may be physically disabled or mentally scarred. Examines demonstrate that an expansive number of previous young trooper’s progress toward becoming casualties of prostitution. Young people as often as possible return home to find their families are no longer alive or have broken up. In other words, paying little heed to the likelihood that the family is up 'til now alive and together, children are every now and again not ready to defeat any issues realized by years of …show more content…
One of Child Soldiers International's campaigns is specifically addressing the recruitment and use of child soldiers in three Great Lakes countries: Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Uganda. The Great Lakes program combines country specific advocacy, locally-based monitoring, capacity building among local community-based NGOs, and public education. The organization supports local NGO partners' advocacy efforts and their monitoring and reporting capacity on behalf of the child soldiers in their communities. Human Rights watch advocates a minimum age of eighteen for involvement the armed conflict of any kind. This program helps get children back to their family’s and if unsuccessful this program pushes to the appropriate care that would be needed to be taken best to fulfill the needs of these young individuals. Around the world today, there are different types of organizations going on to help prevent Child Soldiers from happening anymore. The Cultures of Resistance Network is proud to highlight the work of Child Soldiers International, also known as “Coalition” this organization is to help stop the Use of Child Soldiers, an organization that helps with medical and other lifesaving opportunities in the region of