UNICEF UK Achievements 2009

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children’s right to fair treatment FAIRNESS There are more than 50,000 children held in refugee camps in Thailand. One in ten has no parents. These children are at risk of abuse and exploitation.
UNICEF as a global force All children have the same rights whatever their ethnicity, gender, religion or abilities. Yet every day, children suffer discrimination because they are poor, they are disabled or simply because they have been born a girl. This is wrong. Your support helps UNICEF put it right by: persuading governments to end discrimination working to change practices that harm children making sure that children are registered at birth campaigning on issues such as child poverty SUDAN : GENITAL CUTTING “I do not want our daughters to be circumcised. It has caused me so many problems, and I do not want them to suffer too.” Amani from northern Sudan resists pressure to cut her daughters Donya, age 18 months, and Shimus, 4. The UNICEF-supported Saleema Campaign works with communities and religious leaders to end this harmful practice. Please help more children be treated fairly, visit unicef.org.uk/achieve UNICEF UK ACHIEVEMENTS 2009 15
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