Anti Balaka militia in the Central African Republic have released 163 enslaved children, some of them used as combatants, partly fulfilling a pledge made as part of a U.N.-brokered deal. Local leaders are now concerned for the welfare of the released children, fearing that they might eventually fall back into the hands of militia. Maria Galang reports.
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