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UNICEF head Catherine Russell: 'We're all committed to the importance of children'
More than 50 countries, 20 non-governmental and philanthropic organisations and a series of multinational companies are pledging this week to put children's rights at the heart of their policies and actions.
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More than 50 countries, 20 non‑governmental and philanthropic organisations, and several multinational companies have pledged this week to place children’s rights at the core of their policies and actions. The commitments are being formalised at the Paris Peace Forum, where the rights of children are the central focus. The pact will guide future policy and operational decisions for the signatories, ensuring that child protection and development remain a priority in their work.
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