Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Save the Children see Success in reducing child prostitution

The article below is centered around the town of Caia, where I was posted for three months in Mozambique in 2007. Save the Children had an excellent awareness program, showing a very proactive approach to child protection.
Despite their best efforts "prosti-tots" still frequented all the bars in town, and sexual relations with bridge workers was still a continual issue. However, kudos to the work of SC, not only in increasing awareness and gaining local support, but in preparing a valuable "Lessons learned" for the government of Mozambique and other developing economies.

IRIN Africa | Southern Africa | Mozambique | MOZAMBIQUE: Building much more than the Zambezi Bridge | Children Economy Education Gender Issues | News Item

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