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Women are key for fixing Eastern Europe’s demographic problems (but not for the reason you may think)

11.07.23

If only women had more children, a widely held view goes, our demographic worries would fade...

Disability is a story of love and the struggle for a dignified place in society to grow and thrive

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03.12.18

МК   ENG Benjamin Perks, UNICEF Representative We estimate there are about 21,000 children with disability in the country. We also estimate that up to half of those could be out of school with little opportunity to play and form friendships. When I arrived...

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