THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM RECRUITMENT AND USE AS CHILD SOLDIERS DURING ARMED CONFLICT: ANALYSIS OF THE INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL LEGAL FRAMEWORK
Abstract
This study critically examines the legal protection of children from recruitment and use as child soldiers during armed conflict. It analyses international treaties, conventions, and Nigeria's domestic legal framework, identifying gaps in enforcement and recommending strategies for stronger protection and accountability.
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