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Racism

5 tips: how can I talk to my child about racism?

July 8 2020 - Since the violent death of George Floyd, people in the USA and around the world have been taking to the streets to protest against racism. It's an issue that affects us all!

WORLD REFUGEE DAY

Venezuelan unaccompanied young people’s urge for stability

July 4 2020 - Over four million people have left Venezuela. The UN agency for refugees (UNHCR) estimates that 25,000 unaccompanied children and youth have travelled to neighbouring countries to escape the violence and economic chaos back home.

West Africa

COVID-19 economic backlash threatens progress in reducing child labour

July 3 2020 - Although the coronavirus has been slow to take hold on the continent, hotspots have emerged with a scale and depth of financial shock forcing many families to resort to child labour to meet basic needs and deal with uncertainty.

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5 tips: how can I talk to my child about racism?

Venezuelan unaccompanied young people’s urge for stability

COVID-19 economic backlash threatens progress in reducing child labour

We work to ensure that no child grows up alone

Every child has the right to belong to a family and grow with love, respect and security.