Jennee Grace Rubrico

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Monday, 24 September 2018

A life lived for children (for Unicef @70)

A piece I wrote about seasoned child rights advocate Pol Moselina for Unicef @70 found its way to the September 1, 2018 issue of Business Mirror. Click for the original story.
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Labels: Businessmirror, child protection, child rights, Children, CRC, feature, Mindanao, Philippines, pol moselina, profile, Unicef, unicef@70, unicefph
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