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RSSMost of the Namibian children are living a life with no access to basic needs. Even the prospect of leading a prosperous life by the time they will reach adulthood till 2030 also looks very rare.
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Children’s working in mines and quarries is one of the worst forms of child labor. They work in the environment which is contaminated with heavy metals. Children...
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