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Wednesday 6 June 2018
China has ranked as the best developing country in Asia for children to grow up in for the second year in a row, as it continues to make impressive progress in child wellbeing, according to a new report by Save the Children.
Wednesday 1 November 2017
Twinkling Stars, an initiative designed for left-behind children in rural area was launched in Beijing, China on 26 October. Co-sponsored by media group Ifeng and AVIVA-COFCO Life Insurance Co., Twinkling Stars aims to deliver science courses and technology courses to left-behind children in 12 primary schools in rural areas by end of the year.
Monday 22 August 2016
Save the Children calls for G20 Ministers at China summit to adopt pro-poor policies, makes tax fairer to promote child wellbeing
A new report ranks China eleventh out of the world’s 19 largest economies for child wellbeing, with strong outcomes in health, gender and employment dimensions relative to its peers. Germany ranked first for the second time running, while France was second and Japan third, according to the report of Save the Children’s Child Prosperity Index released on Friday.
Wednesday 27 April 2016
Aid organisation launches new campaign to reach ‘Every Last Child’ globally in around 100 countries including China.
Friday 8 April 2016
Left with scars caused by hot water scalding at the age of 2, Li Wenjing (right of photo) who is now 11 years old, has always been introverted by nature. Ashamed of the physical marks left by the burn, she used to hide behind doors, away from other children, at a Save the Children’s “Home of the Children”. The only people she felt comfortable being around with were her 3 younger siblings.
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