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UNICEF speaks for children when they can’t speak up for themselves.
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There are an estimated 93 million children with disabilities in the world. Approximately half of of those in developing countries are not in school
Girls living in conflict are more than twice as likely than boys to be out of school
It’s estimated that nearly one third of all human trafficking victims are children — and that the actual numbers are likely higher
Children who belong to a minority, who are displaced by conflict along with those who are forcibly conscripted into the military are least likely to get a quality education

Mohamed Sidibay was 5 the day a Sierra Leone militia killed his family and forced him to join their forces. He spent 4 years dodging death and was finally freed but then discovered he nowhere to go: “I didn't have a home….I didn't have food and I didn't have a family.”
Mohamed did have UNICEF.

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UNICEF has the skills and contacts to get the toughest jobs done: UNICEF helped liberate 12,000 children held by armed forces and reunite them with their families and communities
UNICEF goes where most others can’t: Last year during emergencies alone, UNICEF reached 3.5 million children with emotional support
UNICEF is a champion for children in danger: UNICEF works with national and community leaders to prevent and respond to gender-based violence, sexual exploitation, exploitation by armed groups, and violence in the home and in schools
UNICEF inspires action: Over 24 million people have joined UNICEF in calling for an end to female genital mutilation
UNICEF works to give every child the childhood they deserve: Since 2014, 25 million girls and boys involved in child labor were helped by UNICEF
UNICEF breaks down the barriers holding children back: UNICEF helped over 16 million children receive birth certificates in 58 countries

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