CLEAN : S Sudan: Some abducted child soldiers may be under 14 says UN

The transcript discusses the abduction of children from a village near Malakal, highlighting the challenges in tracking their whereabouts. It is believed that the militia controlled by Johnson Olony is responsible. The children, taken from schools and homes, range in age, with some as young as 14. The incident is a serious offense, as SPLA recruitment policies prohibit enlisting anyone under 18. Efforts are ongoing to investigate and address the situation.

What is the main challenge in understanding the situation in Malakal?

• Lack of communication tools

• Rapidly changing circumstances

• Insufficient funding

• Political instability

From where were the children primarily abducted?

• Markets

• Hospitals

• Schools and homes

• Playgrounds

What is the age range of the abducted children?

• Adolescents and possibly younger

• Only children under 10

• Adults over 18

• Only teenagers

Who is believed to be responsible for the abductions?

• Local government

• International organizations

• Unknown individuals

• Militia led by Johnson Olony

What is the legal recruitment age according to SPLA policy?

• No age restriction

• 20 years and above

• 18 years and above

• 16 years and above