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Indonesia raises minimum marriable age for women

By: Inkline 19 Sep 201920 Sep 2019
Good Newschild bride, child marriage, child rights, Empowering children, human rights, indonesia, UNICEFLeave a Comment on Indonesia raises minimum marriable age for women

The minimum marriageable age for women is now 19 years old.

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UNICEF names 19 -year-old Syrian refugee as goodwill ambassador

By: Inkline 20 Jun 201722 Jun 2017
Good Newseducation, refugee, syria, UNICEF, United NationsLeave a Comment on UNICEF names 19 -year-old Syrian refugee as goodwill ambassador

Syrian refugee appointed as the youngest Goodwill Ambassador by UNICEF.

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