Campaigning in Sweden

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Sweden

We're campaigning for every last child who is on the move.

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#Fearless - campaigning for children on the move

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Campaign focus

Read more about campaigning in some of our other countries.

Tanzania
Tanzania

Africa

We're campaigning for girls at risk of child marriage: Almost two out of five girls in Tanzania are married before their 18th birthday.  

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Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka

Asia and Oceania

We're campaigning in Sri Lanka so that children of migrated parents have equal access to care, protection and education in an inclusive and safe environment through special measures that ensure the realization of their rights.

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Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe

Africa

We're campaigning for girls at risk of child marriage: This disparity is so pronounced in Zimbabwe, where rural areas tend to have the highest numbers of child marriages due to poverty. Poverty remains a major driving factor for child marriages, as families experiencing acute poverty may find it easier to marry off young girls compared to raise income to purchase food, grain and cattle.

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Albania
Albania

Europe and the Middle East

We're campaigning for more equitable allocation for children with diabilities in public investments such as the access to education. This will help empower children with diabilities, their parents and communities to remove social stigma and discriminatory barriers.   

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