'Child soldiers' in DR Congo live in fear and loathing - Washington Times - International Initiative to End Child Labor

‘Child soldiers’ in DR Congo live in fear and loathing – Washington Times

Posted April 19, 2011

About four months ago, at about midnight, 16-year-old Wetemwami crept out of the military camp that had been his home for three years.
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