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THE USE OF CHILD SOLDIERS IN ARMED CONFLICT AS WAR CRIME UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This dissertation entitled “The Use of Child Soldiers in Armed Conflict as War Crime under International Lawâ€is premised on an appraisal of the legality of the atrocities visited upon children during armed conflicts, especially as coerced active participants. This is approached from the perspective of the menace being a form of child abuse and exploitation of such children, and how international justice combats such illegality and impunity to justice of their commanders and recruiters. Despite a catalogue of laws – both national and international– which prohibits and
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]Chapter One1.0. BACKGROUNDArmed conflicts with devastating effects have been part of mankind sincetime immemorial and these days, there are easily accessible light weapons and even more destructive weapons, leaving a large number of the wounded, maimed and dead in their wake. Children all over the world constitute the largest and most powerless members of society and; it used to be assumed that adults had the best interests of children at heart and there was no need to think in terms of children’s rights or their protection. This idealized perception of the adult-child r ... Continue Reading
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This dissertation entitled “The Use of Child Soldiers in Armed Conflict as War Crime under International Lawâ€is premised on an appraisal of the legality of the atrocities visited upon children during armed conflicts, especially as coerced active participants. This is approached from the perspective of the menace being a form of child abuse and exploitation of such children, and how international justice combats such illegality and impunity to justice of their commanders and recruiters. Despite a catalogue of laws – both national and international– which prohibits and
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