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Why is equity important for children?
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Children represent more than one third of the world’s total population and nearly half of the population in the least developed countries (LDC). In the developing world most of the poor are children. They are massive victims of war, social and family violence. They are orphaned by HIV/AIDS, sexually exploited and raped. They do not have any way of protecting and exerting their basic human rights. They are left uneducated,...

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