The United Nations and one of Sudan's largest rebel groups, the Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North SPLM-N, have signed an accord to end the recruitment of child soldiers. The group has also committed to releasing all children currently in its ranks and to take measures to help the young people reunite with their families. Susan Mwongeli reports
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