Central African Republic: Child soldiers learning to be children again - BBC News

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In the Central African Republic up to 10,000 children have been part of rebel groups on both sides of the conflict. In April, both sides signed a landmark agreement to release all the children in their ranks - so far just under half have been freed. The BBC's Stephanie Hegarty has spoken to three children released in July, who are trying rebuild their lives as fighting continues around them.

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