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PHOTO: Brazil: In December 2001, a girl, Elaine da Paixao Santos, stands in front of a wall on which she has drawn a heart and the inscription "I love you, mom" in Portuguese, on the grounds of the Mother City Foundation in La Paz, a poor neighbourhood in Salvador, capital of the eastern state of Bahia in Brazil. Elaine lives with her grandmother to avoid the fighting in her parents’ home. (UNICEF/HQ01-0442/Claudio Versiani)

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(March, 2004) Gender Violence in Schools 1: What is it and why does it happen? Sussex, England: Centre for International Education, University of Sussex.
(March, 2004) Gender Violence in Schools 2: What can be done? Sussex, England: Centre for International Education, University of Sussex. [2 copies]
(March, 2004) Gender Violence in Schools 3: Ghana. Sussex, England: Centre for International Education, University of Sussex.
(March, 2004) Gender Violence in Schools 4: Malawi. Sussex, England: Centre for International Education, University of Sussex.
(March, 2004) Gender Violence in Schools 5: Zimbabwe. Sussex, England: Centre for International Education, University of Sussex.
Bradshaw, D., Bourne, D., & Nannan, N. (December, 2003). What are the Leading Causes of Death Among South African Children? MRC Policy Brief, 3.
Children’s NGO Network. (October –December 1999). Pitik-Pitik, A quarterly publication of Children’s NGO Network (CNN), 2 (2).
Defence for Children International/Palestine Section. (2004) Letter and Report to UN Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women. Occupied Palestinian Territories: Defence for Children International/Palestine Section
UNICEF , Education Update, violence in and around schools (2004). New York, USA : UNICEF Education Section.