UNICEF’s Challenge on Children Rights

Kal Joffres, Tandemic | Laurent Duvilier, UNICEF Malaysia

31-Oct-16 15:00

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On November 7-8, the Government of Malaysia will hold the 3rd High Level Meeting on Children Rights in Kuala Lumpur. HLM3, as it is more commonly known, is hosted by a different country every three years, it brings together senior representatives from across Asia Pacific to promote children rights. UNICEF is running a youth innovation challenge in conjunction with HLM3 and here to talk about that are Tandemic’s CEO Kal Joffres and UNICEF Malaysia’s chief spokesperson Laurent Duvilier.

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