Young humanitarians
| In the summer, we launched Raid Cross, a new activity game that helps young people understand how international humanitarian law can help save lives during a conflict. Across the UK, hundreds of schoolchildren got a chance to act out prisoner and soldier roles in an imaginary conflict, and learn valuable lessons about the moral difficulties of behaviour in war. | | |  | |
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We also directly engaged with young people on current, sensitive issues. In Scotland, for example, we ran a nationwide schools competition that encouraged secondary pupils to better understand the plight of refugees. One student said: “I found out many things I didn’t know – and a lot of it shocked me. It made me interested in this topic.”
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