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Nada Zamel

Children's rights advocate
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Nada is a dedicated advocate for children's rights based in Tunisia, focusing on the MENA region. Her profound personal connection to the cause fuels a deep commitment to ending violence against children and advocating for their protection on various fronts.

Nada has worked with United Nations mechanisms to address and combat severe human rights violations faced by minors. Her work has also highlighted the intersection between child marriage and climate change. With a strong belief in the power of survivor-led advocacy, Nada employs trauma-informed approaches to create safe spaces for survivors to share their stories and drive meaningful change. Her work emphasizes the universal rights of children to live free from abuse and violence, regardless of cultural or geographical boundaries

"My personal experiences have shaped my unwavering commitment to ensuring that no child has to endure the pain and trauma that I once faced"

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