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More than 1.5m children in India are at risk of becoming malnourished because of rising global food prices, the UN children’s charity, Unicef, says
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UNICEF Ambassador, Clay Aiken talks to 9-year old Rahma during a visit to the Somaliland Cultural and Sports Association (SOCSA) in Hargeisa, North West Somalia. The UNICEF-supported organization teaches girls about leadership, health, life-skills and...
