His signature signed the deal – and Abdoulaye Diouf Sarr, Secretary of Health pledged his support for the Health App BISA. The App is expected to close gaps in medical care for the Sengalese population across the country. learn more
MANY DEAD AFTER MONSOONS IN BANGLADESH
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After heavy rainfalls in Nepal, India and Bangladesh, dozens of people have died. Ten thousand people were forced to leave their homes. After initial estimates, thousands located in the refugee camps in Bangladesh were left homeless and several people lost their lives due to being struck by lightning. learn more
CAMPAIGN ART4GLOBALGOALS IN MAINZ
Meet Leon Löwentraut during Art4GlobalGoals vernissage at the Frankfurter Hof in Mainz on Thursday, July 4 at 7pm.
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Child Marriages Infringe on Basic Human Rights
Happy childhood: Every child has the right to grow up unencumbered.
A new study released by the UN’s International Children’s Emergency Fund revealed that that the number of child marriages have slightly declined. Even though there is a slightly positive downward trend, we cannot stop our work to end child marriages. There remain hundreds of millions of people worldwide that were married off as children. The majority of them are young girls.
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Albinism in Malawi: Dangerous Superstitions
They are regularly confronted with hate and superstitions. Due to their appearance, people with Albinism often pay with their life in many African countries. Still today, many prejudices and fears exist regarding Albinism. Society is seldom correctly informed.
