Child Soldiers: From Violence to Protection

Child Soldiers: From Violence to Protection
ISBN-10
0674032551
ISBN-13
9780674032552
Series
Child Soldiers
Category
Psychology
Pages
284
Language
English
Published
2009
Author
Michael Wessells

Description

Looks at the lives of the estimated 300,00 child soldiers around the world serving as spies, human land mine detectors, porters, and sex slaves and their chances to enter civilian life and heal the wounds inflicted upon them.

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