Going Through Changes
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- Hope for Africa's children in war. Diallo, Djibril // New York Amsterdam News;6/17/95, Vol. 86 Issue 24, p1
Expresses hope for an end in internal strife in several countries in Africa for the welfare of African children. Responsibility of African leaders to speak out and act to entice the rest of the world to respond to the African plight; Consequences of conflict; Effort by the United Nations...
- Olympic effort. Clarke, Sherrill D.; Smart, Taiia // Essence (Essence);Jun96, Vol. 27 Issue 2, p132
Encourages participation in the Olympic Aid-Atlanta, a fund raising program for the benefit of youths living in countries that are at war. Contact information.
- War's children. Malcolm, Teresa // National Catholic Reporter;09/20/96, Vol. 32 Issue 40, p7
Presents a photograph of two Chechen boys playing with a grenade launcher in Grozny, as negotiators struck a peace agreement on August 31, 1996 with hopes to end a 20-month conflict between Russia and Chechen rebels.
- Wars against children. // Middle East;Dec96, Issue 262, p35
Focuses on the abuses and crimes committed against children in war-torn parts of the world. Percentage of children who had been shot in Sarajevo; Estimated number of children killed in armed conflicts since 1986; Number of women and children raped in the Balkans since 1992; Estimated number of...
- Teens make their own peace. Eskin, L. // Scholastic Update;3/24/89, Vol. 121 Issue 13, p12
Describes how two teen members of the group Children of War are helping to educate peers on the horrors of war. The group tours the country, and its members share their experiences of violence as children during war.
- Liberia the lost generation. Kanneh, Jackson // Scholastic Update;2/23/96, Vol. 128 Issue 10, p5
Reports on the drafting of teenage boys into the Liberian army. Information on Abraham Chesson's forcible admittance into the army; Details on the waring groups in Liberia; Information on other teenagers in Liberia's army and their experiences; Information on peace treaty signed; Chesson's views...
- Facing children of war. // Christian Science Monitor;8/18/95, Vol. 87 Issue 185, p19
Discusses the irrationality of war where the children suffer the maximum with reference to the ongoing Bosnian war and its media coverage, as published in La Stampa, newspaper of Italy.
- Saving children, stopping war. Bellamy, Carol // Christian Science Monitor;12/18/95, Vol. 88 Issue 16, p20
Opinion. Stresses on the need to protect children, who are most vulnerable and bear the brunt of war. Concern on the increasing civilian suffering in war around the world; Statistics on the suffering of civilian in 1980s; Ways to end the slaughter, as targeted by the UNICEF's antiwar agenda.
- Can children be protected from the effects of war? Southall, David // BMJ: British Medical Journal (International Edition);12/07/96, Vol. 313 Issue 7070, p1493
Opinion. Focuses on the effects of war to children. 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child; Number of children who have died in war zones in the past ten years; Need for international efforts to protect children from the effects of war.
- War kills three kids a day. Munckton, Stuart // Green Left Weekly;1/27/2010, Issue 823, p19
The article focuses on the Afghanistan Rights Monitor (ARM) report regarding the victims of war in Afghanistan wherein approximately three children were killed in war-related incidents per day in 2009 at the hands of Taliban-linked militants.
