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Freedom Charity was established to save the lives of vulnerable children and young people who are at risk of, or are subjected to violent crimes, dishonour-based violence and forced marriages throughout the UK.Most young people in the UK can rely on the safety and security offered within their home, family and community. They grow up aware that they can trust the people around them knowing that these same people have nothing but their best interests at heart.
From our perspective in the UK, traditions in other countries may seem rather different from our own.
When citizens from other countries settle in the UK, not all of their culture's practices are transferrable. The practice of forced marriages and dishonour-based violence is not acceptable in the UK and citizen's rights are protected, especially those of children and young people, and appropriate measures are in place to ensure the safety and protection of our most vulnerable citizens.
It is these children that Freedom Charity will help.
Aneeta Prem, Freedom Charity
'But it's not fair' Book (BINF)TM
Freedom charity lanched its schools' pilot project in the South East of the UK this week as copies of the newly published book, But it's not fair, hit the shelves.
The pioneering programme, that includes helpful delivery of lesson plans and the book, has been requested by a diverse range of schools, including an Ofsted rated 'Outstanding' school in North West London, a new academy, a SEN school for the severley physically disabled and a hospital school.
Freedom charity continues in its aim of saving childrens lives.
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