International and regional interventions should protect children affected by armed conflict in South Sudan during handover: gaps and silences

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Makoae, M., Mohale, K., Monyani, M. & Sekhejane, P. (2024) International and regional interventions should protect children affected by armed conflict in South Sudan during handover: gaps and silences. (HSRC Policy Brief, October). http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/23577

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Abstract:

The aim of this policy brief is to explore how South Sudan can develop and implement effective handover protocols and reintegration strategies for children associated with armed conflict and armed groups. It will explore ways to strengthen legal frameworks and accountability mechanisms for children’s care, protection and justice.

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HSRC Policy Brief, October

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03 Oct 2024

AFRICAN UNION (AU)
WAR CRIMES
CHILDREN
SOUTH SUDAN

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