Trinidad and Tobago: Bring Home Nationals from Northeast Syria
Unlawfully Detained Trinidadians at Risk, Including 56 Children

Thousands of children are serving as soldiers in armed conflicts around the world. These boys and girls, some as young as 8 years old, serve in government forces and armed opposition groups. They may fight on the front lines, participate in suicide missions, and act as spies, messengers, or lookouts. Girls may be forced into sexual slavery. Many are abducted or recruited by force, while others join out of desperation, believing that armed groups offer their best chance for survival. We are working to prevent the use of child soldiers and to hold accountable the people who send children to fight.
Unlawfully Detained Trinidadians at Risk, Including 56 Children
More than 42,400 Adults and Children Held in Life-Threatening Conditions
Experiences of Children Repatriated from Camps for ISIS Suspects and Their Families in Northeast Syria
Justice Needed for Lethal Attacks on Civilians
Identification, Return of Children to Families Imperative
Unlawfully Detained Trinidadians at Risk, Including 56 Children
Banning Child Marriage and Corporal Punishment among Children’s Gains
More than 42,400 Adults and Children Held in Life-Threatening Conditions
AU, SADC Should Mandate Investigations Into Abuses