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What are negatives of the one child?
Abuse towards womenDiscrimination against girlsSpoiled child
How many child soldiers does China have?
We do not need child soldiers!
Does Brazil have child soldiers?
Yes Brazil does have child soldiers
Does Zimbabwe use child soldiers?
Yes, they do use child soldiers.
When was Child Soldiers International created?
Child Soldiers International was created in 1998.
Does Libya use child soldiers?
Answer 1Libya does not use child soldiers but i do believe they agree with other countries for using child soldiers and i believe they have used child soldiers in the past.Answer 2It is unclear whether Libya uses child soldiers. During the Libyan Civil War in 2011, both Ghadhafi Loyalists and the Transitional Government Rebels used child soldiers with heavier child recruitment on the rebel side.
What percent of Nepal's children are child soldiers?
There are about 5% maoist child soldiers in Nepal.
How many child soldiers are there?
There is no real way to tell exactly how many child soldiers out there. This is because the forces that do employ child soldiers often don't let outsiders come in, or they hide a majority of their child soldiers away from view.Some sources (Everywoman) say that there are between 250,000 to 300,000 child soldiers in the world, as of current.
What is South Africa's view on child soldiers?
How many child soldiers are recruted every week?
What are two possible negatives of knowing this genetic information?
Two possible negatives of knowing genetic information can be fear, and consequences that come with not taking necessary steps for positive health. It is important that knowledge be used to gain proper treatment.
Are boys or girls more common in child soldiers?
In less developed countries which have child soldiers the majority of them would be male.
Who is involved in child soldiers?
Child soldiers are typically recruited or used by various armed groups, including government forces, rebel factions, and militias in conflict zones around the world. These children, often ranging from ages 8 to 18, may be forcibly conscripted, abducted, or sometimes voluntarily join due to poverty, coercion, or a desire for protection. The use of child soldiers is a violation of international law and human rights, leading to severe psychological and physical consequences for the children involved. Efforts to combat this issue involve humanitarian organizations, governments, and international bodies working towards disarmament, rehabilitation, and reintegration of former child soldiers.
