1. WB approves $25m grant for Rohingyas
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The World Bank (WB) has approved another $25 million, including $4 million from Canada, to help Bangladesh provide education and support to heal the psychological wounds of Rohingya children and youths ...

2. Qld hospital name change appalled family
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... renamed the Queensland Children's Hospital to clear up supposed confusion about whether it is a public or a private facility. Posted: 2018-09-21 05:36:00 Leggi tutto  ...

3. Press release 19 September 2018 UNICEF media opportunities during the 73rd Session of the United Nations General Assembly Visit the page
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Wednesday 19 September • UNICEF launches a new data report on out-of-school children and young people. looks at the education situation of children and young people from pre-primary to upper secondary ...

4. QCrime: Accused Held in Rewari Gang Rape; Minors Ragged in School Catch the latest crime stories here. Read More »
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... apprehended under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses (POCSO) Act. Posted: 2018-09-17 04:04:00 Leggi tutto  ...

5. Jakarta commits to tackling stunting
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Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan has said the city administration is committed to tackling stunting given that 27 percent of Jakarta children still suffer from the condition. Even though the capital’s stunting ...

6. Healthy environment ‘crucial’ for children’s development: Syeda Shehla Raza
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DADU Sep 10: Senior Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader and Sindh Minister for Women Development Syeda Shehla Raza on Sunday addressed an awareness programme on protection of children and their proper ...

7. Children’s saviour Richner dead at 71
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Dr Beat “Beatocello” Richner, the founder of the Kantha Bopha Children’s Hospitals, passed away in his native Switzerland at 2:45am on Sunday after a battle with a serious illness, Minister of Health Mom ...

8. Letter: Suggestions for improvements
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The first concern that I would like to mention is that about the footwear which the children at the West Bay Primary School are wearing. In my opinion, a uniform should include the footwear. I would suggest ...

9. Potent plan to build teaching capacity in community schools
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Analysis CHRISTINE MUSHIBWE IF ANYONE is going to develop Zambia, it will be Zambians. However, this will not be achievable if the majority of vulnerable Zambian children are not properly educated. Here, ...

10. Is sport becoming too expensive for average Australians?
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... year to offset sports fees for their children. But other respondents said costs have been rising.... Posted: 2018-09-10 02:15:00 Leggi tutto  ...

11. Children as young as four to be taught dangers of online sex abuse
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F our year-olds are to be taught about the risks of online abuse as part of a four-point blueprint by police chiefs to counter the “explosion” in child sex crimes on the internet. The National Crime Agency ...

12. In one school district, alleged sex crimes by board members was on their personal agenda
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Seen them unanimously rubber stamp major proposals without asking a question. Even seen them make sure their own children don't get punished for school infractions. But I've never seen anything like what ...

13. SOUTH SUDAN / GAMBA CHILDREN
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6 SEPTEMBER 2018, YAMBIO, SOUTH SUDAN 1. Wide shot, children singing and dancing 2. Wide shot, delegates 3. Pan right, Gamba walks over to children singing 7 SEPTEMBER 2018, JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN 4. SOUNDBITE ...

14. Dengvaxia failed for 2,198 children in Central Luzon – DOH
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CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — Despite receiving the vaccine Dengvaxia, 2,198 children in Central Luzon turned up sick with dengue in the last eight months, according to reports of the Department of Health (DOH). ...

15. Asili nido carenti. Italia terzo mondo?
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Save the Children ha diffuso i dati di un suo rilevamento sulla disponibilità di asili nido in Italia. E ne è venuto fuori che un bambino ogni quattro vi potrà accedere. Ma, come i famosi polli di Trilussa, ...

16. Nephew complicates children's inheritance
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The information in this column is intended to provide a general understanding of the law, not as legal advice. Readers with legal problems, including those whose questions are addressed here, should consult ...

17. Saudis admit Yemen strike on bus carrying children unjustified
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The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen has admitted an air attack in August that killed dozens of people, including children travelling on a bus , was unjustified and pledged to hold accountable anyone who contributed ...

18. Mom gets kids new phone, finds it came with old number when calls come asking for prostitute
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(RNN) It’s a hard decision for a parent to make, when to finally give their kids access to a cell phone. One North Dakota mom figured it was about time for her three children, KVLY reported. So she got ...

19. Examination malpractice, a tumour to standard education —Educationist
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... had impacted in their children. Exam-Centre. They expressed in shouts of joy and celebrations as.... Posted: 2018-09-02 08:54:00 Leggi tutto  ...

20. Wars killed 5 million African children over 20 years, says study
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A new study published on Friday found that as many as five million children in Africa under the age of five died as a result of armed conflict between 1995 and 2015. Approximately three million of them ...

21. England proposes ban on selling energy drinks to children
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... the corner store. A government statement on the proposal said two-thirds of children ages 10 to 17,.... Posted: 2018-08-31 03:51:00 Leggi tutto  ...

22. 'Millions' of children killed by African wars Children were deprived of clean water and basic healthcare in armed conflicts, leading to preventable deaths, a study showed. Conflicts accounted for seven percent of all child deaths in Africa.
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A new study published on Friday found that as many as five million children in Africa under the age of five died as a result of armed conflict between 1995 and 2015. Approximately three million of them ...

23. FDA: Do not use hundreds of drug products from King Bio Inc.
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“These products may pose a safety risk to people (especially infants, children, pregnant women and those with compromised immune systems), as well as pets due to high levels of microbial contamination ...

24. Half the world's schools lack clean water and sanitation
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Nearly half the world's schools lack clean drinking water, toilets and hand-washing facilities, putting millions of children at risk of disease, experts warned on Monday. Almost 900 million children have ...

25. Nine gastro patients admitted to hospitals in RY Khan
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RAHIM YAR KHAN: Nine patients, including a large number of children suffering from gastro-related ailments, were admitted to hospitals across Rahim Yar Khan. More than 20 people suffering from gastroenteritis ...

26. Children at Australian-run immigration detention camps 'google how to die'
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Refugee children languishing in Australian-run immigration detention camps on Nauru are deliberately harming themselves and googling how to kill themselves, former healthcare workers-turned whistleblowers ...

27. Pope to 'study' memorandum on mother and baby homes
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Pope Francis has said that he will study a memorandum provided by Minister for Children Katherine Zappone on the issue of mother and baby homes. Speaking to reporters on the flight back to Rome following ...

28. Half the world's schools lack clean water, toilets and handwashing
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Almost 900 million children have to contend with a lack of basic hygiene facilities during their education, putting their health at risk and meaning some have to miss school. "You can't have a quality ...

29. Raramuri Indian Tribe Work to Protect Identity in Mexican Border City
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... away from home. “We get organized to keep teaching children, encouraging them to keep their.... Posted: 2018-08-27 04:38:00 Leggi tutto  ...

30. All Living
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Lil’ Lambs Closet consignment sale is celebrating its 25th anniversary. The sale is twice a year, in the spring and fall, at Centenary United Methodist Church. Items include children’s apparel, strollers, ...

31. Juvenile justice law gains ground
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Representational Pic Implementation of Juvenile Justice Act in Jammu and Kashmir appears to be gaining ground with as many as 1,341 cases of children in conflict with law ready to be transferred to the ...

32. Private schools' top A-level grades drop to lowest level in eight years, figures show
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... year 17.7 per cent of privately education children were awarded A*s in their A-levels, which is.... Posted: 2018-08-25 04:50:00 Leggi tutto  ...

33. Iowa children's mental health system board begins work
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Board members said they took hope from bipartisan work by lawmakers last spring to revamp Iowa’s adult mental-health system, but they were concerned over past efforts to deal with childhood mental-health ...

34. 'Move, move, move': Racing to save a Rohingya boy in peril
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In this Thursday, June 28, 2018, photo, Rohingya children play next to a river in Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh. Rohingya children living in these refugee camps face fresh dangers of malnutrition ...

35. Afghan Forces Have Freed Nearly 150 People Taken Hostage by the Taliban
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9:41 PM EDT. AMIR SHAH and RAHIM FAIEZ / AP (KABUL, Afghanistan) Afghan forces rescued nearly 150 people Monday, including women and children, hours after the Taliban ambushed a convoy of buses and abducted ...

36. Afghan officials: Taliban take at least 100 people hostage
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KABUL, Afghanistan Afghan officials say the Taliban have taken more than 100 people, including women and children, hostage in an ambush in the country’s north. This comes despite President Ashraf Ghani’s ...

37. Taliban take at least 100 hostages despite Afghan president’s Eid ceasefire call
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The Taliban have taken more than 100 people, including women and children, hostage in an ambush in the north Afghanistan, officials have said. This comes despite President Ashraf Ghani’s call for a ceasefire ...

38. Taliban Take At Least 100 People Hostage In Kunduz, Say Afghan Officials
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Officials in Afghanistan's northern province of Kunduz say the Taliban have taken more than 100 people, including women and children, hostage after seizing the buses they were traveling in. The incident ...

39. Ethiopia: Probe Years of Abuse in Somali Region
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A refugee woman from Imey, a town in the Gode zone of Ethiopia's Somali Region, stands outside her makeshift home in Dadaab refugee camp in northern Kenya. She and her children fled to Kenya after her ...

40. Del schools to lose recognition if norms flouted
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The order states that if government, government-aided and private schools are serious about providing “foolproof” safety and security to children, they must ensure compliance of the directions. It stressed ...

41. Fighting school holiday hunger in Birkenhead
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Image caption Nourishing lunches at Birkenhead's St James Centre. An estimated three million children are at risk of going hungry over the holidays, when free school meals are off the menu, and the government ...

42. Children were at risk from rickets in Roman times, study shows
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Rickets in children was a widespread problem in Roman times, research into thousands of skeletons across Europe has revealed. The findings reveal that vitamin D deficiency which causes rickets, a condition ...

43. Children were at risk from rickets in Roman times, study shows
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Rickets in children was a widespread problem in Roman times, research into thousands of skeletons across Europe has revealed. The findings reveal that vitamin D deficiency which causes rickets, a condition ...

44. What a chemical attack in Syria looks like
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... one of those massacres. It is hard to watch, and it is not for small children, but the story.... Posted: 2018-08-20 01:50:00 Leggi tutto  ...

45. Connecting Women, Children to Opportunities
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The African Community Bridge Foundation recently organised a ceremony where it empowered over 100 Nigerians from different backgrounds, including Internally Displaced Persons, with cash grants totalling ...

46. Children were at risk from rickets in Roman times, study shows
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Rickets in children was a widespread problem in Roman times, research into thousands of skeletons across Europe has revealed. The findings reveal that vitamin D deficiency which causes rickets, a condition ...

47. Japan to Introduce AI Robots in Schools to Boost Spoken English Skills
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TOKYO – The government of Japan is planning to introduce English-speaking artificial intelligence robots in classrooms to help children improve their speaking skills, considered one of the worst in the ...

48. Autism: The importance of early detection
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Marie Claire Uwera learnt that her toddler was born with autism when she was two years old, and now, she turns four. She got concerned when she realised that her baby was not doing what other children ...

49. Biographer Claire Tomalin’s latest subject is herself
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... a year ahead of Sylvia Plath, her early marriage and four children, her years in London’s.... Posted: 2018-08-19 22:32:00 Leggi tutto  ...

50. What role do teachers play in education?
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More than 85 per cent of the nation's children attend public schools, yet decades of privatising have damaged public education. After The Education Wars: How Smart Schools Upend the Business of Reform. ...