They were rescued from war. Now South Sudanâs child soldiers are going back.
Peter Bauza
Babacho Mama  a former child soldier  heads to English class at the primary school in Pibor  South Sudan. (Peter Bauza for The Washington Post)
The Pibor Boys Primary School  which hosts former child soldiers.  (Peter Bauza for The Washington Post)
 Marko Maze  13  is one of the young former fighters who attend.  (Peter Bauza for The Washington Post)
A boy floats atop a piece of scrap metal in Pibor. According to UNICEF  most children in South Sudan do not finish primary school  and hardly any do in Pibor. (Peter Bauza for The Washington Post)
Baba Kzwa  a soldier turned livestock trader  keeps a gun to secure his business in Pibor.  (Peter Bauza for The Washington Post)
Babacho Mama attends an English class at the Pibor Boys Primary School.  (Peter Bauza for The Washington Post)
 But Mama was done trying to guess.  He  wrote the sentence in  his  notebook and stared straight ahead at the chalkboard.
Babacho Mama  a former child soldier  heads to English class at the primary school in Pibor  South Sudan.  [TGT] 
The Pibor Boys Primary School  which hosts former child soldiers.   [TGT] 
Marko Maze  13  is one of the young former fighters who attend.   [TGT] 
A boy floats atop a piece of scrap metal in Pibor. According to UNICEF  most children in South Sudan do not finish primary school  and hardly any do in Pibor.  [TGT] 
Baba Kzwa  a soldier turned livestock trader  keeps a gun to secure his business in Pibor.   [TGT] 
Babacho Mama attends an English class at the Pibor Boys Primary School.   [TGT] 
But Mama was done trying to guess.   [TGT]   wrote the sentence in   [TGT]   notebook and stared straight ahead at the chalkboard.