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    Resistance Army. This army is an example of a breach of human rights. Within this army‚ children are violently abducted from their families and homes‚ and subjected to torture at times‚ as well as cruel‚ inhumane‚ and degrading treatment and punishment. Since children are easier to instill fear within‚ they are threatened with their own lives and forced to do things that adult soldiers may not be able to do. An example of this breach of human rights would be their initiation process; some are forced

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    have protection and freedom from war. Children under 15 cannot be forced to take part in the war. Many child soldiers are in the army due to an economic opportunity‚ as they live in the areas which have lots of poverty‚ while others do not have any choice and are being kidnapped. Some child soldiers are used‚ they are made to fight and kill other soldiers from the enemy’s army. Some are trained to be suicide bombers‚ especially the ones who are weak. Many child soldiers

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    Pennsylvania during the 17060’s and 70’s. “Letters from an American Farmer” is a document written by Crevecoeur discussing his discovery of a new kind of person‚ known as “the American.” He expands on the idea of the American by their stating distinct qualities‚ and how those qualities came to be. Let us not be mislead by Crevecoeur’s use of the word “American.” The group of people that inhabited the American soil at the time were new to the land‚ originally hailing from Europe. According to Crevecoeur‚

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    Kid Soldiers In Iraq

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    their homes or physically‚ they are being affected mentally. They are learning from what they see‚ they become what is called kid soldiers. I am writing this essay so when people think of the war in Iraq they don’t just think of the soldiers that are fighting but are thinking of the kids that are being impacted by all this. This essay will explain how kids are being affected because of the war in Iraq; by losing their homes‚ by not getting the nutrients everyday‚ and by becoming kid soldiers.

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    all from different authors‚ and asked the reader to take a stance on whether they believe the authors personal experiences solidify or nullify their cases with civil rights. Authors; Martin Luther King‚ Brent Staples‚ and Gloria Naylor all use personal experience in their writing. After thoroughly reading the three articles found in your newspaper‚ the writers’ dependence on their personal experience does indeed solidify their work especially dealing with racial equality. In “Letter from Birmingham

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    The issue regarding child soldiers is one that is familiar to most persons‚ yet the progress in the process of addressing such problem moves at a very slow pace due to its increasing depth in the past twenty years. According to past reading‚ women and children were involved in many battles conducted during the time of the American colonization (Camacho‚ 2003‚ 5). However‚ it was a case in February‚ 1999 that truly opened the public’s eye towards the issue of child soldiers for it was regarding a 17-year

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    Child Soldiers Effects

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    countless child soldiers during his fight for the presidency in a tumultuous civil war that lasted fourteen years. Taylor was known to be one of the first warlords to recruit young children into a life of soldiering‚ often requiring them to perform horrific acts upon innocent people. Child soldiers are a major issue in Africa; over six of its countries regularly use child soldiers. Child soldiers go through many struggles most cannot even fathom. These children have problems from the moment they

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    The Price of an American Soldier Christine Lang Applewhite COMM/215 June 9‚ 2014 Daria Woodside The Price of An American Soldier Every year‚ thousands of American men and women pack their bags‚ join the military‚ and swear allegiance to the United States of America. Within weeks‚ many of these same Americans are sent to fight in other countries‚ away from their homes and their families‚ often struggling to understand the battle they fight. Without question‚ these young

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    Life of Us Soldier

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    The quality of life of the single soldiers in the Army is at an all time high. Never before has there been such an effort to increase the quality of life as we have had in the last few years. From 1998-1999 the army spent nearly $600 million in new barracks construction or renovations to older barracks‚ building 30‚000 1 + 1 spaces for junior enlisted. The command here at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center has also tried to keep the permanent party soldiers in a 1 + 1 style of living even though

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    Child Soldiers in India

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    The military use of young children takes three distinct forms: children can take direct part in hostilities (child soldiers)‚ or they can be used in support roles such as porters‚ spies‚ messengers‚ look outs‚ and sexual slaves; or they can be used for political advantage either as human shields or in propaganda. Throughout history and in many cultures‚ children have been extensively involved in military campaigns even when such practices were supposedly against cultural morals. Since the 1970s

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