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As if being 14 years old wasn't hard enough, try learning a new language in a new country. British children and child refugees ask and answer questions about the refugee crisis. Through a 1-minute animated journey, a woman reflects on her challenging path as an
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- As if being 14 years old wasn't hard enough, try learning a new language in a new country.
- British children and child refugees ask and answer questions about the refugee crisis.
- Through a 1-minute animated journey, a woman reflects on her challenging path as an
- PHM has been working with a Community Programme Team, made up of people whose ...
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