Titlebook: Children’s Rights and International Development; Lessons and Challeng Myriam Denov,Richard Maclure,Kathryn Campbell Book 2011 Myriam Denov,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-7544-6in rebel group, the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), as combatants and sex slaves, forced to commit unthinkable atrocities, including rape, maiming, slaughtering, and looting. They have perpetrated these acts against each other, against their families, and against their communities.

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The Wayo Program in Northern Uganda: Building on Traditional Assets in Supporting Acholi Young Womenin rebel group, the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), as combatants and sex slaves, forced to commit unthinkable atrocities, including rape, maiming, slaughtering, and looting. They have perpetrated these acts against each other, against their families, and against their communities.

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Dan Bai,Jingjie Chen,Peng Li,Wei Huangolence, this study highlights in particular the nature of gender-based exploitation (including sex labor) not only as a significant factor in facilitating guerilla wars, but also as a foundation of postwar social enormities. As former girl soldiers are frequently disconnected from their erstwhile fa

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Introductionof armed conflict and pandemics of diseases such as HIV/AIDS have greatly contributed to the unraveling of children’s social support networks and diminished their sense of safety and security. All of these circumstances, which are invariably shaped by children’s age, gender, ethnicity, mobility, and

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Breaking the Silence: The Voices of Girls Forcibly Involved in Armed Conflict in Angolaolence, this study highlights in particular the nature of gender-based exploitation (including sex labor) not only as a significant factor in facilitating guerilla wars, but also as a foundation of postwar social enormities. As former girl soldiers are frequently disconnected from their erstwhile fa

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Addressing Youth Violence and Aggression in Colombia: Examining a Community-Wide Prevention Initiatirogram. Its design was directed by one of this chapter’s authors, L. F. Duque, following consultations with 80 public, private, and community institutions and more than 500 individual local leaders. These consultations had identified violence as one of the four main obstacles hindering the economic