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‘We must help them’: Morocco students get peers back in school
Moroccan student Said Rifai, 15, is on a mission to help his peers pursue education in a country where an estimated 270,000 children drop out of school each year. "We must help them come back," said Rifai, who goes to middle school in Tiflet, a town east of the capital Rabat, and has already helped
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'We must help them': Morocco students get peers back in school
Moroccan student Said Rifai, 15, is on a mission to help his peers pursue education in a country where an estimated 270,000 children drop out of school each year.
Saïd Rifaï is proud. The 15-year-old Moroccan boy has helped bring several young people back to school as part of a campaign against dropping out of school, a major problem that fuels social inequalities in Morocco."We must help them return," Saïd said,...
A programme to combat child labour carried out by a Moroccan NGO had made it possible to extract hundreds of minors from their unworthy conditions.
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