Sealing the Past, Facing the Future: An Evaluation of a Program to Support the Reintegration of Girls and Young Women Formerly Associated with Armed Groups and Forces in Sierra Leone

Author： Ager Alastair   Stark Lindsay   Olsen Joanna   Wessells Mike   Boothby Neil  

Publisher： Berghahn Journals

ISSN： 1938-8322

Source： Girlhood Studies, Vol.3, Iss.1, 2010-06, pp. : 70-93

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