Nadege Portrait
Vowing to fight

“The Globe has made me aware of those who are involved in spreading knowledge about the rights of the child and I vow to fight against violations of our rights.”

“We discuss the rights of the child in my family. In town I saw girls who are victims of the child sex trade. I want to discuss it at our press conference and urge the government to put an end to it.”

Nadege, 15, Collège Municipale
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