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Nouadhibo: On the Way Out of School on the Street, the Rights for Women and Children Association Helps Immigrant Children.

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Children who are immigrants, refugees, or destitute families, beg, hang out, and sometimes end up in crime networks. In Nouadhibo, a port city open to Europe, the Society for the Defence of Women's and Children's Rights has chosen to pull them out of the street.
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Children who are immigrants, refugees, or destitute families, beg, hang out, and sometimes end up in crime networks. In Nouadhibo, a port city open to Europe, the Society for the Defence of Women's and Children's Rights has chosen to pull them out of the street.

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taqadoum.mr broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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