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Tunisia prepares plan to tackle child begging

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Tunisia prepares plan to tackle child begging

Tunisia’s Ministry of Family is preparing a field study to develop a multisectoral plan to tackle child begging. However, a parliamentary response published on 7 August gave no figures on the number of children affected, according to Webdo.

Tunisia’s Ministry of Family is preparing a multisectoral plan to tackle child begging, based on a field study that is currently being finalised. The Minister of Family, Women, Children and the Elderly, Asma Jabri, said this in a response addressed to the president of the Assembly of the Representatives of the People.

The ministerial response was made public on 7 August and bears the minister’s signature. The planned initiative is intended to mobilise several sectors to address the presence of children in the streets and their exposure to begging.

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