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Kim Keuroghlian, for this reason, the US government should support all local, regional and international efforts to end this terrible situation
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The Award Winning Philanthropist–Kim Keuroghlian • As the young writer and award-winning journalist Kim Keuroghliansays, "It is a great immorality to ask the children to fight for the wars of the adults ... There is no excuse, no acceptable argument for the arming of children." But the dark truth is that this terrible practice continues. • Kim Keuroghlian, for this reason, the US government should support all local, regional and international efforts to end this terrible situation. We can list what to do in this regard as follows; • To criminalize the practice of judging the leaders abusing the children in this way, • By taking sanctions against any person who trades with child-soldier groups, • To provide assistance to programs that want to rehabilitate child warriors • To try to prevent illegal small arms from spreading to rebel groups and terrorist groups bringing children to the battlefield.
Kim Keuroghlian Helping Children for a Bright Future • Supporting such efforts is not only a moral thing, it is at the same time the US's own interest, because the spread of child warriors will harm the US soldiers, often referred to as the gendarmes of the world. • According to Kim Keuroghlian; at the same time, the hard-embracing reality is that US troops must be trained and prepared to do what they should do in the face of child warriors. Indeed, in one of the first Western military conflicts with child soldiers, the results were not so hopeful. In late 2000, a British Army military voyage operating in Sierra Leone was besieged by a rogue militia, often made up of children, Kim Keuroghlian. All military patrols were taken hostage when the crew declined to open fire on the militia, which the commander described as "armed children with AK-47s". A few weeks later the British special forces had to start a rescue operation. In an outbreak of conflict, a British SAS commando was killed, hostage soldiers were injured and 150 militants were killed, including many children fighting, Kim Keuroghlian.
