Reclutamiento forzado: Las historias detrás de los 18.677 niños en la guerra | Anarquía

In this episode of Anarchy, we speak with Judge Lily Rueda, who is in charge of Case 07 of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace (JEP), about the recruitment and use of children in the armed conflict. We analyze the magnitude of this crime against humanity, from the illustrative case of Operation Berlin to the complex gender issues revealed by the testimonies of victims. We discuss the role of forgiveness, the emotional cost of delivering justice in a wounded country, and the painful reality that, despite the agreements, recruitment continues under new methods. The figure of 18,677 recruited minors is not just a statistic; it is a call to society to protect the future of our children. Given the reality that recruitment continues to occur through new digital tactics, what measures do you think the State should take to prevent armed groups from continuing to steal our children's childhoods? Answer in the comments. 00:00 Editorial: Conflict Denial and the Value of the JEP 15:00 Guest: Judge Lily Rueda and Case 07 25:00 Operation Berlin: A Documented War Crime 35:00 Gender Violence: Recruitment from a Differential Perspective 45:00 Forgiving the Unforgivable? Restorative Justice and Sanctions 55:00 Motherhood in the Face of Horror: A Personal Reflection by the Judge 65:00 Recruitment Today: Why Does It Continue and How to Prevent It? #Anarchy #JEP #LilyRueda #ForcedRecruitment #RestorativeJustice #HumanRights #ArmedConflict Forced Recruitment: The Stories Behind the 18,677 Children in the War | Anarchy Channel operated and optimized by Tu Catapulta