An estimated 690-million children worldwide lose their childhood through child marriage, early pregnancy, lack of education, malnutrition and violent deaths. Source: AAP
Australia is falling behind other countries, when it comes to caring for the nation's children. That's according to this year's Global Childhood report, which looks at the state of the world's children and the issues that are robbing them of their childhood.
Australia is falling behind other countries, when it comes to caring for the nation's children. That's according to this year's Global Childhood report, which looks at the state of the world's children and the issues that are robbing them of their childhood.
