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Strengthening the skills of former child soldiers for their rights and livelihood in Nepal

The aim of the project is to achieve the recognition of child soldiers as victims and to find legal ways for compensation. In addition, the project aims to help former child soldiers process what they have experienced and point the way to the future. Through stronger networking, psychological support, workshops and dialogue forums between former child soldiers, local communities, police and government representatives, the project aims to improve the understanding of the needs and expectations of former child soldiers. A short video should documents individual fates of former child soldiers.

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USD 40K budget·USD 39K disbursed·Germany - Federal Foreign Office implementer·Nepal location·Aug 1, 2019 → Dec 31, 2019 timeline

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The aim of the project is to achieve the recognition of child soldiers as victims and to find legal ways for compensation. In addition, the project aims to help former child soldiers process what they have experienced and point the way to the future. Through stronger networking, psychological support, workshops and dialogue forums between former child soldiers, local communities, police and government representatives, the project aims to improve the understanding of the needs and expectations of former child soldiers. A short video should documents individual fates of former child soldiers.

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