France 24
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Stitching lives back together for Central African Republic's child soldiers
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Former child soldiers in the Central African Republic are participating in vocational sewing training as part of rehabilitation efforts to help them recover from violence experienced in the country's ongoing armed conflicts. The programme focuses on 14- to 17-year-olds in Bria, in the conflict-affected eastern region.
Stitching lives back together for Central African Republic's child soldiers
In a classroom in Bria in the unstable eastern Central African Republic, former child soldiers were learning to sew. It is a way to help the 14- to 17-year-olds move on from the violence they suffered at the hands of the country's many armed groups. The east of the CAR, whose subsoil is rich in diamonds, has been torn apart by years of armed conflict.
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