There can be no doubt that situations of armed conflict have negative consequences for childrens well-being and that they often interfere negatively with childrens development. However, such statements are based on particular Western notions of childhood, development, and trauma [...] (FMO). The above article discusses the effects of war on children (specifically Palestine at the beginning), but goes further and examines the actual resilience of children and how it challenges the western notion of childhood vulnerability and passivity. forcedmigration.org/research-resources/expert-guides/psychosocial-issues/children-in-situations-of-armed-conflict #JCheline
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