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Getting to know each other

Helping children with disability

getting to know each other
UNICEF/Albania

Highlights

The book promotes positive behaviours towards those children who have a special ability and helps to fight the prejudices.

Getting to know each other
Author(s)
Flavia Shehu
Publication date
January 2019
Languages
Albanian

Files available for download

Getting to know each other (pdf, 38 MB)

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  • Child rights
  • Children with disabilities
  • Child protection
  • Albania

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