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Rights of the Child: Civil Society Takes Over

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Lomé, 30 September 2025-(©FreePress)-In Togo, the defence of the rights of the child is no longer limited to the actions of the State. Civil society has just crossed an important course by validating, in Lomé, a plan of actions to follow up on the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, formulated in September 2023. This document, drawn up after a first collective work in Atakpamé, symbolizes the growing commitment of local …
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Rights of the Child: Civil Society Takes Over

Lomé, 30 September 2025-(©FreePress)-In Togo, the defence of the rights of the child is no longer limited to the actions of the State. Civil society has just crossed an important course by validating, in Lomé, a plan of actions to follow up on the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of the Child, formulated in September 2023. This document, drawn up after a first collective work in Atakpamé, symbolizes the growing commitment of local …

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