· That both armed forces should meet somewhere
far from children.
· Children should have the right to speak out
about their rights.
· Increased educational standards (nationally and
internationally) because most people who engage in armed
conflicts are illiterate.
· In Columbia, you have no right to speak about
these issues. If you speak too much, you or your family
members will immediately be kidnapped, tortured and
killed: security.
· Educate children so that they are more aware of
what their rights are, and what they can do to ensure
that they are upheld.
· Military organizations should not be permitted
to target youth for enlistment.
· In Sierra Leone civilians have no rights to
speak about their resources like gold, diamonds, mining,
etc. which had been sold to our countries to enrich
themselves.
· Militaries should also be trained in human
rights. They shouldn't kill doctors or rob houses, kill
children or innocent people.
· Whoever violates these rules should be
punished.
· Arms should be sold only to recognized
governments for defence purposes. Ammunition should be
sold in emergency situations.
· U.N. intervention in areas where child abuse is
reported.
· No alcohol should be allowed in military bases
so that if anything happens it can't be blamed on
alcohol.
Promote the concept of eminent person groups.