Abuol's Poem for Peace in South Sudan | UNICEF

“How can I study when I’m surrounded by violence?”
17-year-old Abuol in South Sudan has written a poem on some of the fears she faces while pursuing her right to education.
In conflicts across the world, school children, teachers and places of learning must be protected.
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[@lisa4083]

Pray for peace for all ❤

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Why doesn't UNICEF use the money to campaign against French colonialism in Africa?