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None of these changes the plain truth that every child has an inherent and inviolable right to life. Zimbabwe's Constitution
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When a child ‘consents’ (Part 3)
We contended that the exemptions were designed for the benefit of children, not as a basis for mitigating the liability of adults who engage in sexual activity with children.
When a child ‘consents’ (Part 3)
We contended that the exemptions were designed for the benefit of children, not as a basis for mitigating the liability of adults who engage in sexual activity with children.
When a child ‘consents’ (Part 3)
We contended that the exemptions were designed for the benefit of children, not as a basis for mitigating the liability of adults who engage in sexual activity with children.
The silent crisis stealing Zim’s future
All children have names, dreams, and the right to survive.
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The state of stateless people in Zim
VITALIS Palinje’s demeanour reflects a deep, unspoken psychological pain.
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Populism will not teach your children
Furthermore, there has been a brouhaha between the government and teachers who are engaged in moonlighting with the same children that they teach.
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Perspectives: Debt and the welfare of children in Zimbabwe
According to a Save the Children research, Sub-Saharan Africa, for instance, pays back about $13.5 billion in debt annually.
By Artwell Dzobo
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For every child, every right — the case for children’s participation
While all children’s rights are important, the significance of participation rights is often understated and underrepresented.
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