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School enrollment rates in China are quiet high, but the school drop out rate continues in China’s poverty stricken western areas, particularly for girls.
United Nation’s Children’s Fund (UNICEF) jointly with Audi China, one of the world’s top car...
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Adriana Salgado, 10, spends her days in a field in northwestern Mexico, picking spinach, cabbage and other vegetables that fill American salad bowls.
Salgado attends...
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Parents are the guilty party behind rampant physical and sexual abuse in Guyanese homes, an assertion put forward by the government officials.
A survey carried out by...
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This space, dedicated to the issues related to the children of the world and the problems they are encountering, has been keeping tab of the pulse of our future...
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The State of the World’s Children 2007 report looks at the discrimination and disempowerment faced by women throughout their lives, also it laid down few points...
made popular Dec 15 2006
Reuters reported that seven thousand girls are born in India than the global average suggests, the United Nations Children’s Fund said on Tuesday. Despite laws...
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AIDS is a disease without boundaries and the speed with which it has engulfed every part of the world proves it. Last year an estimated 2.7 million people were infected...
made popular Dec 7 2006
Southeast Asia has become a hub for child sex. Foreigners often do caught in bed by the authority with a local boy or girl. For most of the countries of this region,...
made popular Aug 17 2006
Thousand of children have gone missing since the war broke out between the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) and the government in the northern region of Uganda.
In...
made popular Jun 10 2006
With the formation of President Yoweri Museveni’s new government of Uganda there is something more that this new system has to tackle with.
Almost 3.3 million...
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