The children born of war are mainly considered to be those children born to local women and fathers who have been members of an enemy, allied or peacekeeping force. 

Through no fault of their own, these children often carry a sense of disgrace and shame as they grow, regardless of whether the relationship between their mother and the father was abusive, manipulative or loving. 

In this episode of Human Rights Magazine, Gabriel Pryce explores the issue of children born of war.

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