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‘Too many children still abused’

child protection week

Experts in the field of child protection and child rights say despite the country marking Child Protection Week, too many children are still abused and/or killed and the crime statistics should not be celebrated as they paint an unrealistic picture.

They also lament the stats announced by the government which show a 20% decrease in child murders, adding that the stats do not show the unreported or concealed child deaths.

Child Protection Week is an opportunity to identify barriers and remedies to improve the safety and protection

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