Bollywood star donates movie fee to Plan
19/11/2008
Anil Kapoor, who stars in the highly acclaimed new Danny Boyle film ‘Slumdog Millionaire’, has donated his entire fee for the movie to Plan’s Universal Birth Registration campaign in India |
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Mobile units register thousands in Mozambique
27/02/2008
35,000 children and adults who never had the chance to register their births now have official identities, thanks to a Plan-funded mobile registration campaign in Mozambique |
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WHO backs Plan's campaign
16/01/2008
The World Health Organisation has thrown its weight behind Plan’s campaign to give every child a birth certificate by launching a drive to encourage all countries to register births and deaths |
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Latin America home to millions of "invisible" children
29/08/2007
Plan has praised the '1st Latin American Regional Conference on Birth Registration and the Right to Identity' as a giant step in the battle to register children currently living without any birth certificate or legal identity |
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Bangladesh: Helping to end child marriage
11/06/2007
Plan has achieved 100% birth registration in one rural district of Bangladesh and will shortly reach 100% registration in another – turning these areas into child marriage free zones |
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More than five million children registered
20/11/2006
Thanks to Plan more than five million children around the world have been registered since the launch of our universal birth registration campaign last year |
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Sri Lanka: Mobile birth registration service
23/10/2006
Plan and the registrar general’s department are conducting birth registration mobile events throughout Ratnapura, Kandy, Matale, Moneragala, Badulla and Nuwara Eliya
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Six million registered in Cambodia in eight months
30/07/2005
July 2005: After eight months of mobile civil registration campaign some six million people (almost 50 per cent of the total population) have received their birth certificates. Plan Cambodia and Asian Development Bank have been supporting the Government of Cambodia in the implementation of the mobile campaign.
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Peru: 'Less Politics and More Action' say Children
15/07/2005
July 2005: "Less politics and more action" was the message from children attending the launch of the Universal Birth Registration (UBR) campaign in Peru. The launch involved 25 simultaneous conferences involving more that 180 people, including the participation of children in all the conferences.
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What Plan is doing
13/02/2005
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