UNICEF's top child protection official, Manuel Fontaine, says peace initiatives in Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda are making it possible to get more children under the age of 18 out of fighting units. "We insist that child soldiers could be demobilized, even in conflict situations. We should never wait for peace to get children out of any form of armed group. But, obviously, that's a better timing at the moment. It's more conducive to demobilization," Mr. Fontaine said. 
Mkulu woona za chitetezo cha ana ku bungwe la UNICEF, a Manuel Fontaine, anati njira zobweretsa mtendere ku Uganda, Congo ndi Rwanda zikupangitsa kuthekera kowachotsa ana ochepera zaka 18 mu malo omenyera nkhondo. "Tikukakamira  kuti asilikali achichepere achotsedwe ngakhale mu nyengo za kusamvetsetsana. Sitikuyenera kudikira nthawi yomwe pali mtendere kuti anawa achotsedwe mu magulu ankhondo. koma mwachidziwikire ino ndi nthawi yoyenera pakadali pano. yowasiyitsa , anatero a Fontane.