Country Profiles
CSPA Implementation Tracker
Monitoring U.S. government efforts to leverage arms sales and military assistance to prevent the recruitment and use of child soldiers
The CSPA requires the U.S. Secretary of State to publish an annual list of countries whose armed forces, police or other security forces, or government-backed armed groups recruit or use child soldiers. This list, commonly referred to as “the CSPA list,” is published in the U.S. Department of State’s annual Trafficking in Persons report. Once identified, these countries are prohibited from receiving certain types of U.S. military assistance, training, and defense equipment in the following fiscal year.

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Afghanistan CSPA Country Profile

Burma (Myanmar) CSPA Country Profile

Cameroon CSPA Country Profile

Central African Republic CSPA Country Profile

Chad CSPA Country Profile

Democratic Republic of Congo CSPA Country Profile

Egypt CSPA Country Profile

Eritrea CSPA Country Profile

Iran CSPA Country Profile

Iraq CSPA Country Profile

Libya CSPA Country Profile

Mali CSPA Country Profile

Niger CSPA Country Profile

Nigeria CSPA Country Profile

Pakistan CSPA Country Profile

Russia CSPA Country Profile

Rwanda CSPA Country Profile

Somalia CSPA Country Profile

South Sudan CSPA Country Profile

Sudan CSPA Country Profile

Syria CSPA Country Profile

Turkey CSPA Country Profile

Venezuela CSPA Country Profile

Yemen CSPA Country Profile