Children, not soldiers

Children associated with an armed group wait to be released from the group

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Release and reintegration briefing note

October 2019

23/10/2019

[NAMES CHANGED] Ganiko, 12, and Jackson, 13, stand during a ceremony to release children

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Evaluation of the Community-based Reintegration Programme

for Children Released from Armed Forces and Armed Groups in Boma State (former Greater Pibor Administrative Area)

17/09/2019

Press release

32 children released from opposition groups in South Sudan

24/07/2019

A group of boys sitting on the group facing away from the camera

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The starting point for a new beginning

32 boys released from opposition groups in South Sudan

23/07/2019

A child and a UNICEF worker at a water point

Press release

Japan continues support for vital WASH and child protection programmes in South Sudan

04/04/2019

Some 19,000 children are used by armed forces and armed groups

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The plight of child soldiers in South Sudan

Some 19,000 children are used by armed groups in South Sudan

02/04/2019

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Children robbed of a childhood

New skills can provide a means to a better life

15/12/2018

Khamisa Adams is seeing her children for the first time in almost five years. Last time they were together bullets were flying in Malakal. Now, the family is finally whole again.

Press release

15,000 children without parents or missing

Five years after out-break of fighting in South Sudan

13/12/2018

A boy stands in the rubble of a classroom, Yemen

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Children under attack

Six grave violations against children in times of war

27/09/2018

An adolescent boy sits back to the camera on a stoop

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“I went to buy bananas”

That day James* never reached the town.

24/07/2018

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