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UNICEF Launches Global Chinese Website

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January 21, 2007|

UNICEF has launched its Chinese-language website, bringing information about HIV/AIDS prevention, girls' education, avian flu, child protection and other related issues to more than 140 million Chinese Internet users around the world. "It is important for us to reach out to the fastest growing group of internet users to help them understand the challenges facing children," [...]

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    UNICEF Launches Global Chinese Website

    Aggregated Source: ChinaTechNews.com
    January 21, 2007|

    UNICEF has launched its Chinese-language website, bringing information about HIV/AIDS prevention, girls' education, avian flu, child protection and other related issues to more than 140 million Chinese Internet users around the world. "It is important for us to reach out to the fastest growing group of internet users to help them understand the challenges facing children," [...]

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    Related Info:
  • UNICEF Launches Global Chinese Website
  • UNICEF Welcomes Global Convention On The Rights Of People With Disabilities
  • New UNICEF Report Looks At Maternal, Child Survival
  • Ikea Customers Raise Donations For UNICEF
  • UNICEF Appeals For US$635 Million In Humanitarian Assistance

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