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    @UNHCRPartners - 11/11/2021

    A4 (2/2) Sports is a powerful tool of bringing people together, building a peaceful and better world by educating youth through sport. #SportAndRefugees

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    @UNHCRPartners - 11/11/2021

    A4 (1/2) Major sporting events like the Olympics people together and promote equality, peace and harmony among the people of different countries. They provide an opportunity to educate young people about the positive impact sport can have on the world. #SportAndRefugees https://t.co/QDI3BzywM8

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    @UNHCRPartners - 11/11/2021

    A3 (2/2) Being a runner has taught me that refugee women and girls can and should be able to aspire to more. #SportAndRefugees

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    @UNHCRPartners - 11/11/2021

    A3 (1/2) Sport can be fantastic for refugee women girls. It brings hope and excitement as well as competition. I will never forget the feeling of walking out in Rio as the flagbearer for @refugeesolympic in 2016. #SportAndRefugees https://t.co/67qpuhlMkF

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    @UNHCRPartners - 11/11/2021

    A2 (2/2) In many communities girls need the be encouraged to play and we need to work to break down the barriers that prevent that – like where I grew up. #SportAndRefugees

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    @UNHCRPartners - 11/11/2021

    A2 (1/2) We need to inspire others by our actions to show refugee girls that they should also be able to take part in sport. Refugee girls should have the same opportunities as boys and also people in their local communities. #SportAndRefugees https://t.co/GwZ44u772p

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    @UNHCRPartners - 11/11/2021

    Later when I became a runner, I felt empowered to represent refugees but also refugee women and girls. #SportAndRefugees

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    @UNHCRPartners - 11/11/2021

    A1 (2/2) We did not have female role models and I wanted to play football but my father was against it. Eventually I was able to play as goalkeeper in a team that was able to compete inside and outside the camps. It was so fantastic. #SportAndRefugees

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    @UNHCRPartners - 11/11/2021

    A1 (1/2) When I was growing up in Kakuma refugee camp, girls were not supposed to play sport. We were supposed to stay at home and look after the men and boys then marry when were 15. School and sport was for the boys. #SportAndRefugees https://t.co/iPGP69oA7c

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    @UNHCRPartners - 11/11/2021

    📌 🆕 Joint report by #UNHCR, @UNOCHA & #UNDCO 📄 “The Road to 2023: Assessing progress and accelerating delivery on the UN Common Pledges in advance of the next Global Refugee Forum” evaluates progress on #UN Common Pledges made by @antonioguterres & @UNReliefChief https://t.co/DfjIWzGYtW