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This piece explores the dual perspective on child soldiers, highlighting their portrayal as both victims and perpetrators. While the United Nations acknowledges that child soldiers may commit violent acts, it emphasizes their coerced participation due to manipulation and brainwashing. They often identify their commanders as family, leading to a cycle of violence that is difficult to escape. This analysis considers the moral implications of holding children accountable for actions taken under duress, urging for a deeper understanding of their plight.
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CAR On the other hand.. The oppositional view is.. Others hold the opinion that.. Counter claim, elaborate the counter claim, rebut Child soldiers are perpetrators because they try to escape those that wish to help them and return to the soldiers. According to the United Nations, Child soldiers may be seen as perpetrators and they are, in that they committed horrible acts of violence. However, being that they are children and were forced into this act/position they cannot be held accountable to the same degree as an adult would. Theywere brainwashed into thinking that the soldiers were their only ‘family’. As a result, they go back to the commanders and continue to act out violently because it’s the only thing that they’ve been trained to think is normal and acceptable.
