Education
Back to school in Haiti: ‘Madame, can you stop what the gangs are doing to us?’

When UNICEF’s Representative in Haiti Geetanjali Narayan stepped into a classroom in Port-au-Prince at the start of the new school year, she asked the children a simple question: What did they most need from the UN children’s agency?
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