“To survive war requires intelligence and I want you to use that intelligence now for your future” – author & former child soldier, Ishmael Beah
After the UNICEF-negotiated release of over 500 children in South Sudan in mid-January 2015, scores of children were seized by armed men from a village in the north of the country where they remain despite intensive efforts to locate and free them.
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