In this article, Bewicke explores
reparation policies following armed
conflict, specifically in terms of their
suitability to adequately address the
needs of girl child soldiers. The author
suggests that, even though reparation
jurisprudence is well-formed, there is a
conspicuous gap for girl child soldiers.
The author argues for a holistic approach
that places such girls at the centre of
the reparation process which she views as
necessary to begin the healing process.
Bewicke explores factors considered in
determining whether someone is a child
solider including age and duties