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nations promise not to use child soldiersjust for me: international cooperationparis, french. african, asian, and southamerican nations where child fighters havebeen sent into battle endorsed a newinternational agreement that commits themto stopping the practice. it also commitsthem to punishing those who recruit childsoldiers. the so-called pariscommitments include the support of sierraleone, congo, colombia, sudan, andsomalia, as well as all 27 nations of theeuropean unionthe united nations claims that at least 250,000 boys and girls are currentlyfighting in about a dozen conflicts around the world. they are used assoldiers, messengers, and spies. the paris commitments document requiresits backers to spare no effort to end the use of soldiers younger than 18years old. it requires that its backers remove all currently underage soldiersfrom battle. the document also states that anyone who has recruited childsoldiers will be denied requests for political protection.many involved in the agreement are hopeful about its potential impact.french foreign minister philippe douste-blazy insisted the document is morethan just good words. ivory coasts foreign minister, youssouf bakayoko,question 6which of these is most important to include in a summary of thisarticle?a. methods of punishment for those who disregard theagreementb. youssouf bakayokos enthusiasm about the pariscommitmentsc. requirements and recommendations of the pariscommitmentsd. hawa goli-kotchs concerns about the application of theagreement

Explanation:

A summary of the article should focus on the core content of the Paris Commitments, which is the key subject of the piece. Option A is not mentioned in the article. Options B and D are individual opinions, which are secondary details rather than the main focus. The article centers on what the Paris Commitments require and recommend regarding ending child soldier use.

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C. Requirements and recommendations of the Paris Commitments