Reintegration is something that we are responsible for at UNICEF. When I used to work for Médecins Sans Frontières, we knew in Sierra Leone that UNICEF was responsible for that. It is one of the most difficult things you can imagine. After what the children have been through, and how their own communities feel about the children if they've had to commit atrocities to be part of something.... I think that notion, the psychosocial work for both the community and the children themselves, is something that is far beyond what we can imagine in Canada.
I do think the issue of accountability of the commanders is extremely important, but similarly, if we can't work on the reintegration of those children, that also will be a threat to the future stability and peace of the country. You need both of those aspects. Certainly in my career, and this has been my career, the hardest component of anything we do is the reintegration of children.