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Child Justice (ecard)

$75.00

Helping cover the costs of advocating for improvements in child rights

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This gift helps cover costs to advocate governments for improvement of children’s rights in developing countries. Advocacy can include research, community engagement, policy discussions and raising awareness of issues that affect children, such as access to education, healthcare, protection from violence and exploitation, and the right to a safe and supportive environment. This gift helps ensure that children’s needs and rights are heard in policies, laws and programmes that affect their lives, contributing to longer-term improvements for children and their communities

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This gift helps cover costs to advocate governments for improvement of children’s rights in developing countries. Advocacy can include research, community engagement, policy discussions and raising awareness of issues that affect children, such as access to education, healthcare, protection from violence and exploitation, and the right to a safe and supportive environment. This gift helps ensure that children’s needs and rights are heard in policies, laws and programmes that affect their lives, contributing to longer-term improvements for children and their communities

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