TITLE

DATE

SOURCE

ADMITTED PORTIONS

11. Third Report of the Secretary General on the Situation in Sierra Leone

05/02/98

UN Security Council

Paragraph 10
Paragraph 11, ending with “armament or distribution of the CDU forces,”
Paragraph 25

13. Fifth Report of the Secretary General on the Situation in Sierra Leone

09/06/98

UN Security Council

Paragraph 23
Paragraph 38

14. First Progress Report of the Secretary General on the United Nations Observer Mission in Sierra Leone

12/08/98

UN Security Council

Paragraph 16
Paragraph 43
Paragraph 59

15. Second Progress Report of the Secretary General on the United Nations Observer Mission in Sierra Leone

16/10/98

UN Security Council

Paragraph 23

16. Third Progress Report of the Secretary General on the United Nations Observer Mission in Sierra Leone

16/12/98

UN Security Council

Paragraph 39

18. Sixth Progress Report of the Secretary General on the United Nations Observer Mission in Sierra Leone

04/06/99

UN Security Council

Paragraph 35, ending with “to have lost their lives.”
Paragraph 36

32. Sierra Leone Monthly Report

31/07/99

UNICEF

Page 3, paragraph 1 starting from “On 28th June the Civil Defence Force...” and ending with “as part of its relief and rehabilitation programme.”

TITLE

DATE

SOURCE

ADMITTED PORTIONS

42. Sierra Leone: Sowing Terror. Atrocities against Civilians in Sierra Leone

Vol. 10, No. 3 (A) July 1998

Human Rights Watch

Page 24, paragraphs 1, 2, 3 ending with “and their civilian supporters.”
Page 25:
Paragraph 2 starting from “Recruitment of Child Soldiers” and ending with “in the eastern Kailahun district alone numbered 3,000”
Paragraph 3 starting from “The situation for child combatants” and ending with “ECOMOG, U.N. agencies, and relevant NGOs.”
Paragraph 4 starting from “National and international human rights...” and ending with “or Sierra Leonean society.”
Paragraph 5 starting from “Many former combatants,” and ending with paragraph 1 on page 26 “the success of this program could play a crucial role in preventing future human rights abuses.”

57. Mazurana and Carlson, From Combat to Community: Women and Girls of Sierra Leone

January 2004

Women Waging Peace, Policy Commission

Page 11: paragraphs 1 to 6 and 8
Paragraph 7 starting from “As the war progressed...” and ending with “and logistical support” and from “the CDF did not feature prominently...” and ending with “over the president’s hold on authority.”
Page 12
Page 13

58. Sierra Leone Conflict Mapping Program, Draft Copy for Review

9 March 2004

No Peace Without Justice

Page 298
Page 299
Page 309
Page 323, last two paragraphs starting from “The Kamajors – 1996” and ending with paragraph 1 on page 324 ending with “Those men must willingly contribute condiments to the Kamajors.”
Page 393
Page 425, starting from “b. Bonthe District” and until the end.
Page 464
Page 465, from the beginning until last three lines, ending with “most of the actions were concentrated in the north of the District.”
Page 466, last paragraph starting from “2. Factual analysis” and until the end of Page 467
Page 477
Page 478

68. CDF Calendar 2001

None

Sierra Leone Action Movement

Entire document, pages 00000837 to 00000862

160. Declaration of commitment to release child combatant

22 March 2000

None

Entire document, 2 pages.

168. Sierra Leone Humanitarian Situation Report

15 June 1998

www.reliefweb.int

Paragraph 13

172. Sierra Leone Humanitarian Situation

7 August 2000

www.reliefweb.int

Page 2, paragraph 3 starting from “The region was generally calm.” and ending with “in Sorogbema, Pujehun district.”
Page 11, paragraph 5 starting from “We’ve also documented many cases...” and ending with “the report said.”
Page 12, paragraph 3 starting from “CDF: There are continuing reports...” and ending with “RUF rebels by the CDF.”

202. Sierra Leone – Childhood – A casualty of Conflict

31 August 2000

Amnesty International, AFR

Page 3, paragraph 3 starting from “Children have fought with...” and ending with “the government of President Kabbah.”
Page 9, starting from paragraph 5 “Child combatants recruited by the CDF...” and ending with paragraph 1 on page 10 “to show that the CDF were effective.”
Page 22, paragraph 4 starting from “Since May 2000 combatants...” and ending with “the AFRC and the CDF.”

207. World Report 1999: Sierra Leone, Human Rights Development

No date (presumably referring to events in 1998)

Human Rights Watch

Page 1, last paragraph starting from “Civilian Defense Forces (CDFs),” and ending with paragraph 1 on page 2 “or other payment at roadblocks.”
Page 2, paragraph 2 starting from “There were also many child soldiers...” and ending with “at least until July.”

222. Children- SL Militia Admits Recruiting Child Soldiers

29 June 1998

Inter Press Service, Lansana Fofana

Entire document, 2 pages.