Egypt has just celebrated the Universal Children's Day. Created by the United Nations in 1954, it is celebrated on 20th of November every year to promote national awareness about children's rights worldwide. Conflicts in North Africa and the Arab however have been hindering nations progress in this global act to provide Children with the care they need. Here is Adel EL Mahrouky with More.
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