Child soldiers are easily malleable for training purposes. They are given the basics in how to load, aim, and fire a weapon. How to clear blockages. When to keep your head down, etc. Then they are used up as shock troops in battle; like feeding raw meat into a grinder. They are not expected to survive very long, they are merely cannon fodder.
Given the minimal training and low cost of feeding them, they are economical soldiers for the regime.
Yes, they do use child soldiers.
no
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.
no they don't
Child soldiers are cheap to train and easy to control. If a leader can get past the moral and media issues, children make ideal soldiers.
The government can.....
100.000.000 million
It is difficult to pinpoint the country with the most child soldiers as the use of child soldiers is a widespread issue in many conflict-affected regions. However, countries such as Somalia, South Sudan, and Syria have been identified as having a high number of child soldiers involved in armed conflict.
can i use it in IRAN?
We do not need child soldiers!
Yes Brazil does have child soldiers
Between 300,000 and 900,000 Iranian soldiers and militia died.