UN Condemns Somalia's Use Of Child Soldiers, But US Aid Still Flows -- Christian Science MonitorBoth the insurgent group Al Shabab and the US-backed Somali government rely on children to fill their ranks, human rights officials say.
The United States this week joined other members of the United Nations Security Council in condemning the growing use of children in conflict – as soldiers, bomb makers, cooks, and sex slaves – by rebel groups and governments alike.
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Somali government responds to New York Times child soldier story -- Foreign Policy
U.S. Funding Child Soldiers in Somalia -- AllGov
Report: Somali Government Using Child Soldiers -- Voice of America
Report: U.S. taxpayers helping to p
The United States this week joined other members of the United Nations Security Council in condemning the growing use of children in conflict – as soldiers, bomb makers, cooks, and sex slaves – by rebel groups and governments alike.
Read more ....
More News On The Use of Child Soldiers In Somalia
Somali government responds to New York Times child soldier story -- Foreign Policy
U.S. Funding Child Soldiers in Somalia -- AllGov
Report: Somali Government Using Child Soldiers -- Voice of America
Report: U.S. taxpayers helping to p
More News On The Use of Child Soldiers In Somalia
Somali government responds to New York Times child soldier story -- Foreign Policy
U.S. Funding Child Soldiers in Somalia -- AllGov
Report: Somali Government Using Child Soldiers -- Voice of America
Report: U.S. taxpayers helping to pay for Somali child soldiers -- Digital Journal
Children Carry Guns for a U.S. Ally, Somalia -- New York Times
Child Soldiers in Somalia Unaddressed in Security Council Speeches, Conflict of Interest -- Inner City Press