After decades of war, the Democratic Republic of Congo has pledged to help former child combatants, caught up in the violence, rebuild their lives. In June, the government launched a training programme for perpetrators and victims of violence, which they hope will give them a chance for a better future. Clementine Logan reports from eastern DR Congo.
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