Our Broken Dreams: Child migration in southern Africa
Children in southern Africa tell their personal stories about why they migrate and what their experiences are.
March, 2008
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In this report children tell their stories of the dangers they face when crossing borders alone.
They talk of being beaten by the authorities; having their possessions confiscated; being imprisoned with adults; and being left vulnerable to sexual abuse.
Children were interviewed in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and South Africa.
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| Attachment | Size |
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 Our Broken Dreams: Child migration in southern Africa (English) | 6.97 MB |
| Our Broken Dreams: Child migration in southern Africa (Portuguese) | 6.74 MB |