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Millions of children around the world suffer from poverty, 
violence 
and diseases, many of them have to work hard.

Many people don’t 
care 
about this and it is terrible. Frankly, my heart bleeds seeing these 
kids, who from an early age had to deal with this cruel world.





A street child searches for recyclable material in a garbage 
dump on 
the outskirts of Gauhati, India, Thursday, Nov. 19, a day ahead of 
Universal Children's Day. Twenty years after the U.N. adopted a treaty 
guaranteeing children's rights, fewer youngsters are dying and more are 
going to school, but an estimated 1 billion still lack services 
essential to their survival and development, UNICEF





A street child displays acrobatic skills with the help of an 
iron 
ring during a street show in Katmandu, Nepal.





A stray dog looks on near a group of street children sleeping 
on a 
pavement in Katmandu, Nepal, Friday, Nov. 20.





Children eat a meal at a shelter for street children in 
Katmandu, 
Nepal, Friday, Nov. 20.




A street child sleeps next to a stray dog, as another looks 
for fleas
 in his clothes, in Katmandu, Nepal, Thursday, Nov. 19. 






Bangladeshi child laborers work at a balloon 
workshop in Kamrangir 
Char, on the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, Thursday, Nov.








School children chant morning prayers in 
an open-air government-run 
school in Jammu, India, Friday, Nov. 20.




Roha, an infant, is left sleeping on the sidewalk of a busy 
street in
 Mumbai, India on Wednesday, Nov. 18.





Children wash clothes and bathe at a 
water pipeline surrounded by 
sewage in Mumbai, India on Wednesday, Nov. 18.








Dinesh, 8, cuts rose stems outside a flower shop 
in Gauhati, India on
 Wednesday, Nov. 18.



Sheela, 6, walks the tightrope during a street performance in 
Gauhati, India, Wednesday, Nov. 18.




Children play in a rickshaw at a garbage dump in Hyderabad, 
India on 
Tuesday, Nov. 17.




Children study in a yard with scrap collected for recycling, 
in 
Hyderabad, India, Friday, Nov. 20.



School children attend classes in an open-air government-run 
school 
in Jammu, India, Friday, Nov. 20.



Children from impoverished families attend a class at a 
government-run school in Gauhati, India, Friday, Nov. 20.







Leonardo Sanchez, 12, tries to pull cactus spines 
from his hands 
as a relative cuts more cactus pads at the La Merced market in Mexico 
City. The United Nations adopted the Convention on the Rights of the 
Child 20 years ago, yet millions of children the world over still suffer
 from violence and abuse, hunger and disease.







Internally displaced women line up to receive 
therapeutic food 
for their children at a food distribution centre run by an organization 
called CAACID, funded by the UN agencies and European Union, in 
Mogadishu, Somalia, on Nov. 15.




Children gather to celebrate children's rights in Harare, 
Friday,
 Nov. 20.




Children push a cart through a darkened street in Kabul, 
Afghanistan, Friday, Nov. 20.








In this photo taken Wednesday, Nov. 18, children 
look for recyclable 
materials at a garbage dump in Allahabad, in the northern Indian state 
of Uttar Pradesh. 





In this photo taken Wednesday, Nov. 18, a street child stands 
on a 
pile of garbage in Dharavi, Asia's largest slum, in Mumbai, India. 








In this photo taken on Tuesday, Nov. 17, children
 rummage for scrap 
metal following a fire which gutted 400 houses in Mandaluyong city, east
 of Manila, Philippines. The Philippine Labor Department estimates that 
there are 2.1 million Filipino child workers, mostly in the agriculture 
sector.




In this photo taken Sunday, Aug. 16,
 Marina, 3, center-left, plays 
with other children in the back of a garbage collection truck where many
 garbage collectors live and work on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt.







This Nov. 16 photo shows Palestinian teacher Gada
 Aby Ward teaching 
in the Omar Ben al-Khattab School.











"I'm willing to admit that I may not always be right, but I am never 
wrong."






      

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