NIGER: "We drew lots to decide which children to help" - International Initiative to End Child Labor

NIGER: “We drew lots to decide which children to help”

Posted August 25, 2010

BAGGA Wednesday, August 18, 2010 (IRIN) – Like millions of Nigeriens, residents of Bagga village, in the central region of Tahoua, have been struggling to find enough food to eat. Granaries are empty and harvests are not due for another two months. IRIN spoke to some of the villagers.

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