South Sudan: Warring Parties Break Promises on Child Soldiers
UN, AU Need to Impose Sanctions, Get Court Running
![Women from more than forty South Sudanese womens organizations carry placards during march through the city to express the frustration and suffering that women and children face in Juba, South Sudan on December 9, 2017.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/multimedia_images_2018/201802africa_southsudan_childsoldiers.jpg?itok=jjrLae4F)
UN, AU Need to Impose Sanctions, Get Court Running
Residents Threatened to Hand Over Boys, Girls
Governments Renounce Child Marriage, Child Soldier Use, Attacks on Schools
Rare ‘Dissent Memo’ Says Secretary of State Contravened US Law
Many Child Soldiers Released, but more than 7,500 Newly Recruited Globally
Houthis, AQAP, Government and Pro-Government Forces Again Listed
Protection Gaps Increase Children’s Vulnerability
Tillerson Takes Burma, Iraq Off List Despite Evidence
Tillerson Undermines US Law by Removing Violators
Families Displaced as Groups Dispute Control of River
Armed Groups Should Immediately Demobilize Children