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ETHIOPIA, we would happily trade with you depending what you need, if you need clean water or health care.

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We ask for some more money to build houses for local people.

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Norway, we would love to trade with you. Can we negotiate further? Any other countries wanting to trade, please ask us. Thank you.

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Mexico has improved their water sources. Now 94.4 percent of people have clean water. Article 24 states all children should have clean water.
98.4 percent of children in mexico lean literacy.

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Sri Lanka has 96.7% of female  students  in primary school  attend to school , which means  3.3% of female students in primary don't go to school and every child should have a right to go to school as it says in

Article 28.Also, 98.1% of male primary school children attend to school and that's better  then the female one but still 1.9% off perfect , but still pretty good.
All primary state schools in Sri Lanka excluding school

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Our government definitely make these rights available for children, in accordance with article 4. in Canada , 99.8% of children have access to clean drinking water, as said in article 24. 100% children in Canada have access to education, which is outstanding and we have definitely met the expectation for article 28. Unlike our neighbouring country, we signed the UNCRC in 1990.

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Switzerland's children are lucky to receive 100% fresh water and good health stated by Article 24. 99.2% of males go to school and 99.9% of females go to school, Article 28 says that all children have the right to education. As are water supply is 100% clean we would like to offer some of our supply to other countries

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Sadly, 8.3% of children in Thailand are in child-labour. 2.8% of people are married by 15! This is against article 3. 100% of schools are fee paying. They will   also have to bring in their own materials, such as pencils, pens, rubbers and rulers. This is against Article 27, which you have the right foods, clothing, a safe place to live and to have your basic needs met. Not all children in Thailand have human rights. This is against Article 4, which has responsibility to make sure your rights are protected. They must help their families to protect their rights and create an environment where you can grow and reach your potentials.

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Unlike other countries, Ethiopia needs to do a lot for the children. 3.1% of children under the age 5 die. 87.4% of children attend primary school, which means approximately 13% of children do not attend. Article 28 states that all children have the right to a free primary education. This means that we are not doing very well and we need to do something about it. In Ethiopia, there is 1 born every 12 seconds, and most of our children are effected by Malaria. We need help to pick us up from the state that we are in. Maybe we could negotiate a trading deal.

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Unlike many countries the Bahamas have not fully signed up to the children's rights and responsibilities; they have not signed up to Article 2:  the Convention applies to everyone, whatever their race, religion, abilities; whatever they think or say, whatever type of family they come from. In 2010 only 30% of children between the age of 3 and 5 attended some form of preschool. Clean drinking water is around, but for very few people.

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99.1% of children go to primary school in Norway and all of the people have clean water thanks to UNICEF.  We are working towards article 28 of all children having education.
Article 24 states that all children should have clean water and health care, therefore Norway has exceeded these expectations. We would be happy to give fresh water to any countries that need it. We would be able because we have plenty of ice and many high mountains.

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Please remember this is totally public so respectful writing with no identifying names - thank you. What is your country doing well and what does it need to work on?