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World Children's Day newsletter (Eswatini)

UNICEF Eswatini celebrated the World Children's Day at SOS Children's Villages in Mbabane

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UNICEF Eswatini/2020
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    This year (2020) has been a very challeng-ing year for all of us because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The cost of the pandemic is high on children and if the effects of the pandemic are not addressed they will last a lifetime. It is therefore, more important now more than ever before to give children a voice to inform adults on how you reimagine the world to be like in the not so distant future.

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