11 year old Basel Alrashda tapes school certificates to his bedroom wall in Charlottetown, Canada Source: UNICEF
UNICEF has used World Children's Day to publish findings of childrens' view around the world in what it's calling the most comprehensive poll of its kind ever conducted. It highlights the fact that children's perspectives must be included in the decisions that will shape the future.
UNICEF has used World Children's Day to publish findings of childrens' view around the world in what it's calling the most comprehensive poll of its kind ever conducted. It highlights the fact that children's perspectives must be included in the decisions that will shape the future.
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