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Tuesday, May 7, 2024

Why social justice and education are vital

Teen advocate Sheyla, from Peru, shares why social justice and quality education are imperative for children and young people, and what she wants world leaders to do to ensure these issues are top of their agendas.

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Peru children in school

Why social justice and education are vital

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