Testimonies from "In The Line of Fire"
- Publisher:
- Amnesty International
- Publication Date:
- 20 July 2011
- Tags:
Amnesty International’s report, In the Line of Fire: Somalia’s Children Under Attack, draws on more than 200 testimonies from Somali children, young people and adults collected by Amnesty International in March 2009 in Kenya and Djibouti, and in March and June 2010 in Kenya.
Amnesty International delegates interviewed refugees who had recently fled Somalia in order to get as much information as possible as to the situation in their country.1 Here are some of their stories.
'Children Not Safe in Somalia'
- Al Shabaab Wants Girls to Join War
- VIDEO: Somalia: Factions Accused of Using Children
- Warring Parties Put Children At Risk, Says Rights Group
- Armed Groups Recruit Children for Piracy, Sexual Assault
- Children Fighting Somalia's Wars
- New Report Exposes War Crimes Against Children
- Half a Million Children 'At Risk'
- VIDEO: Somalia's Children Under Attack
What is it like Being A Child Living in Africa?
- Child Rights Exist Only On Paper
- The Worst Country in the World To Be a Sick Child
- Where and Why Children Face the Greatest Danger of Dying in Africa
- The Hard Knock Life of the Child Quarry Worker
- Impossible for Children to Access Public Information
- Living Hell for Vulnerable Children
- Literature Can Change Children's Behaviour
- Children Being Sold Secretly in Noth
