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Eight amazing Child Rights Heroes can become the World’s Children’s Prize Decade Child Rights Hero 2020. All eight have previously been honored by millions of voting children with the World’s Children’s Prize. These eight campaigners have fought for the rights of vulnerable children over a total of 185 years.
Murhabazi Namegabe,
Congo-Kinshasa
Murhabazi fights for child soldiers, girls who’ve been abused and other vulnerable children who have grown up in one of the worst wars in human history.
Anna Mollel,
Tanzania
Fights for differently-abled Maasai children and other children living in poverty in rural Tanzania.
James Kofi Annan,
Ghana
James combats child slavery in the fishing industry on Lake Volta, where he himself was enslaved as a child. 
Malala Yousafzai,
Pakistan
Malala fights for girls’ right to education and a life in freedom, in Pakistan, and around the world.
Phymean Noun,
Cambodia
Phymean fights for children living on rubbish tips, and those children’s right to an education. 
Manuel Rodrigues,
Guinea Bissau
Manuel fights for blind children and other differently-abled children in Guinea-Bissau, and their right to live with dignity
Rachel Lloyd,
USA
Rachel Lloyd fights for children, especially girls and trans youth, who are abused in commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC). 
Ashok Dyalchand,
India
Ashok Dyalchand campaigns against child marriage and fights for girls’ rights in India.
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PRIZE FOUNDATION
P.O, Box 150, SE-647 24
Mariefred, Sweden
Office address: Långgatan 13,
Mariefred, Sweden
Phone: +46-159-129 00
prize@worldschildrensprize.org
© & ® 2010 World's Children's
Prize Foundation
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