On the World Refugee Day (20 June), actress Priyanka Chopra took the opportunity to share some supportive words. The 35-year-old…
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On the World Refugee Day (20 June), actress Priyanka Chopra took the opportunity to share some supportive words. The 35-year-old actress, who visited the Rohingya refugee camps earlier this year, says stories of refugee children were heartbreaking. Priyanka being the Unicef Goodwill Ambassador hopes to protect their rights.
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The Quantico actress posted on social media a heartfelt message on Wednesday. She also shared a short video of the moments she spent with refugee children from Jordan and Bangladesh. The post read: “Today is World Refugee Day and right now there are more than 65 million people around the world that have been forcibly displaced from their homes. I have met a few of these children in both Jordan and Bangladesh. Many told me stories of lost family members and friends.”
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She concluded the message writing, “Many suffer without adequate food, shelter, health, and education. All the stories are heartbreaking. On World Refugee Day, I am supporting Unicef’s goal to protect the rights of refugee children.”
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Priyanka Chopra has been actively involved with Unicef for the past 12 years.
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