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In today’s wars and armed conflicts, more than 90 per cent of casualties are civilians – half of them children. This is no accident: children are now deliberately targeted, their communities are devastated, and they are coerced into becoming soldiers.’ |
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CHILDREN IN WAR MEDIA DOCUMENTS Rights of the Child CHECKPOINT breaking the cycle of violence |
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'..the question of violence is not likely to go away. Saying No challenges the representation of conflict ... written for parents and teachers it provides background information and provocative ideas on subjects ranging from ethical investment to computerised war games.' Times Educational Supplement
