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Children Under Attack Report

Stories of children affected by the crisis in Mali

Ismail, a young shepherd originally from Niger, writes his wish for his future, “To go back to my home,” at the UNICEF-supported shelter for unaccompanied minors where he is recovering.
UNICEF Mali/2019/Rose
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The increase in grave violations has led to a spike in protection needs. UNICEF estimates that more than 377,000 vulnerable girls and boys currently require protection assistance.

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UNICEF Mali
Publication date
August 2019
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English, French

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