Tuesday, 22 October 2019 News feature Conflict 9 October 2019 Peace may bring freedom to South Sudan’s child soldiers, but not the help they need UNMISS
News Aid and Policy 24 May 2019 Ebola spread, CAR attack, and the children of Islamic State A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News feature Conflict 7 January 2019 In South Sudan, girls forced into war face gender double standards in peace Girls represent at least one in five children recruited by armed groups. Upon release, many endure stigma and find it hard to reintegrate.
Opinion Human Rights 22 October 2018 Reporter’s Diary: Heal Somalia’s former child soldiers, heal a nation “Sometimes I wake up screaming”
Opinion Conflict 25 September 2018 No child soldiers: The next steps in Central African Republic At least 12,000 children have returned from armed groups in CAR. Now what?
Opinion Aid and Policy 9 February 2018 It is time to end the child soldier stereotype We must give conflict children an education so they can forge positive identities after they are demobilised
Opinion Solutions and Innovations 10 October 2017 Can Congo’s new child-free army bring lasting change? The army has won plaudits from the UN for no longer using child soldiers, but progress could easily be undone
News Aid and Policy 14 July 2017 This week's humanitarian outlook Which humanitarian topics are on IRIN’s radar and should be on yours?
Opinion Aid and Policy 19 June 2017 Hear the voices of Congo’s girl child soldiers Only by listening and learning can we hope to reintegrate girls who become child soldiers and prevent others from joining
Feature Aid and Policy 4 May 2017 Boko Haram: Nigeria winning the battle but losing the war? The tide may have turned in the military struggle against Boko Haram, but Nigeria is a long way from resolving the conflict.
Analysis Conflict 5 December 2016 Kony’s killers – are child soldiers accountable when they become men? The trial of Dominic Ongwen, a former child soldier and one of the LRA’s top commanders, raises perplexing ethical questions
Analysis Aid and Policy 11 November 2016 Central African Republic: The worst place to be young? Violence, a collapsed education system and few work opportunities: is Central African Republic the worst place to be young?
News Aid and Policy 9 September 2016 Top Picks Welcome to IRIN's weekly top picks of must-read research, podcasts, reports, blogs and in-depth articles to help you keep on top of global crises.
