Research Handbook on Child Soldiers (Research Handbooks in International Law series)

Are you concerned about the plight of child soldiers? Do you want to understand and contribute to their protection and rehabilitation? Look no further than the Research Handbook on Child Soldiers. This comprehensive book offers an in-depth exploration of the complex issue of child soldiering from leading experts around the world. With diverse experiences and unique perspectives, this Handbook challenges prevailing assumptions and presents an uplifting narrative that focuses on the resilience and potential of children affected by armed conflict.

Unlike other resources, this Handbook goes beyond merely shedding light on recruitment and demobilization. It delves into the entire life-cycle of youth and militarization, including the challenging process of returning to civilian life. By emphasizing their capacity to cope with adversity, the Handbook highlights the humanity and potential of child soldiers. This approach not only provides a more nuanced understanding of the issue but also promotes much-needed equity between generations.

What sets this Handbook apart from the rest is its extensive incorporation of cutting-edge fieldwork and, most importantly, the voices of the children themselves. Through their stories, this Handbook paves the way for a more empathetic and holistic approach to addressing the rights of child soldiers. Whether you're an academic, practitioner, activist, or simply someone concerned with the rights of children in times of conflict, peace, and the in-between, this Handbook is a valuable resource you won't want to miss.

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