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Tuesday, July 9, 2019

Aid agency warns of cracks in efforts to end violence against children

Thursday, July 11 (United Nations, New York) – As countries report on their progress to end poverty by 2030 this week in New York, World Vision cautions leaders to pay close attention to the cracks that are threatening progress.

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