VOICED : Fight goes on for Liberias former child soldiers

The video discusses the impact of Liberia's civil war on child soldiers like Abdul and Augustine. It highlights their forced involvement in the conflict, the challenges they face post-war, and the broader societal issues such as lack of education and employment. The psychological effects, including PTSD and depression, are also explored, emphasizing the long-lasting legacy of the war on Liberia's youth.

What was Abdul forced to do during Liberia's civil war?

• Work in a factory

• Move to another country

• Join a militia

• Become a teacher

What was one of the main challenges faced by Liberia's youth after the civil wars?

• Limited transportation options

• Lack of access to healthcare

• Inadequate educational opportunities

• Scarcity of food

What societal issue is highlighted as a problem for Liberia's youth?

• Desire for quick money

• Overpopulation

• Environmental degradation

• Lack of political engagement

What did Augustine do after returning to Robertsport?

• Became a farmer

• Started a business

• Returned to fishing

• Joined the military

What psychological issues are common among former child soldiers in Liberia?

• Anxiety and paranoia

• Post-traumatic stress and depression

• Schizophrenia

• Bipolar disorder