Fewer Conflicts Involve Child Soldiers, Report Finds By _LYDIA_POLGREEN_, The New York Times May 22, 2008 DAKAR, _Senegal_ — The number of conflicts in which children are used as soldiers has dropped sharply in the pa - Military use of children - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Fewer Conflicts Involve Child Soldiers, Report Finds By _LYDIA_POLGREEN_, The New York Times May 22, 2008 DAKAR, _Senegal_ — The number of conflicts in which children are used as soldiers has dropped sharply in the pa Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-07-07 10:51:35 Open Document File Size: 27,00 KB Share Result on Facebook City The Hague / London / DAKAR / / Company Child Soldiers / The New York Times / / Continent Asia / Africa / / Country Congo / Senegal / Uganda / Myanmar / Central African Republic / Chad / Liberia / Somalia / Sudan / Sierra Leone / / Event Judicial Event / / Facility Special Court / / NaturalFeature Sierra Leone / / Organization Special Court for Sierra Leone / Human Rights Watch / Chadian Army / / Person Jo Becker / Thomas Lubanga / Victoria Forbes Adam / / Position commander / advocacy director / director of the Coalition / / ProvinceOrState Darfur / / Region Latin America / Darfur / Middle East / / SocialTag International criminal law Sociology International relations Ageism Military use of children Sudan Thomas Lubanga Dyilo Joseph Kony Human trafficking in Sudan Military sociology

Fewer Conflicts Involve Child Soldiers, Report Finds By _LYDIA_POLGREEN_, The New York Times May 22, 2008 DAKAR, _Senegal_ — The number of conflicts in which children are used as soldiers has dropped sharply in the paAdd to Reading List