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European Affairs: Children’s Rights in Iceland - The New Global Order

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Image of Reykjavik with UNICEF logo. Source: European Commission and UNICEF Internationally 153 million children are orphans. Only 1% of these children will be adopted. The unfortunate reality that millions of children will be without care illuminates the great necessity for an effective youth welfare system. Especially when these children are more susceptible to alcohol and drug use compared to non-orphaned youth. In Eastern Europe, 60% of girl…
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European Affairs: Children’s Rights in Iceland - The New Global Order

Image of Reykjavik with UNICEF logo. Source: European Commission and UNICEF Internationally 153 million children are orphans. Only 1% of these children will be adopted. The unfortunate reality that millions of children will be without care illuminates the great necessity for an effective youth welfare system. Especially when these children are more susceptible to alcohol and drug use compared to non-orphaned youth. In Eastern Europe, 60% of girl…

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