In Bria, eastern Central African Republic, the NGO Espérance runs vocational training for former child soldiers aged 14 to 17 — teaching sewing, baking, and other trades alongside psychological support. One student described sewing as something that "relaxes my mind." Another, Amadou, 16, now makes bread every morning in his village.
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En el centro de África, una ONG devuelve la vida a ex niños soldado

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En Bria, en el este de la República Centroafricana, la ONG Espérance ofrece formación profesional a exniños soldados de entre 14 y 17 años — enseñándoles costura, panadería y otros oficios — y brinda apoyo psicológico. Un estudiante dijo que coser le relaja la mente. Amadou, de 16 años, ahora hace pan cada mañana en su aldea.

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