An Astonishing one third of the worlds countries still have not banned child soldiers and the sale of children.
"In too many places, children are seen as commodities, in too many instances they are treated as criminals instead of being protected as victims, and there are too many conflicts where children are used as soldiers, spies or human shields," U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said yesterday.
Throughout the world include countries like Mammmar and Iraq have not signed the treaty banning child atrocities, the UN has been pushing for the past decade to outlaw the use of a child as a commodity, but after a decade clearly not enough has been done.
Opinion: I think it is atrocious that countries are still willing to use the future of the country as a commodity, I think this has a large part of what is wrong with the world, because people growing up as a child soldier obviously are very traumatic and they arent raised the right way and when that’s all they know obviously they arent going to pass on the right messages to their kids.
"In too many places, children are seen as commodities, in too many instances they are treated as criminals instead of being protected as victims, and there are too many conflicts where children are used as soldiers, spies or human shields," U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said yesterday.
Throughout the world include countries like Mammmar and Iraq have not signed the treaty banning child atrocities, the UN has been pushing for the past decade to outlaw the use of a child as a commodity, but after a decade clearly not enough has been done.
Opinion: I think it is atrocious that countries are still willing to use the future of the country as a commodity, I think this has a large part of what is wrong with the world, because people growing up as a child soldier obviously are very traumatic and they arent raised the right way and when that’s all they know obviously they arent going to pass on the right messages to their kids.
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