Seventeen 17-year-olds tell us what they want from the UN Sustainable Development Goals
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Seventeen-year-old Houssam hopes Lebanese people can work together to solve its problems
An indigenous teenager asks if he can get the same access to justice as other Mexicans
Seventeen-year-old Afrae finds out how desertification is impacting Morocco
Rising sea levels are changing life in the Cook Islands for 17-year-old Hereiti
Australia鈥檚 most intense bush fire season changed 17-year-old Ashlee鈥檚 life
Seventeen-year-old Shan wants to find ways to solve Singapore's food waste problem
Seventeen-year-olds question Amina Mohammed about the UN's sustainable development goals
Over a billion people in the world live in slums or 'informal settlements'
What does the future look like for a black teenager in Baltimore, USA?
Seventeen-year-old Jonathan investigates Germany's internet infrastructure
Seventeen-year-old Ruhani looks at job opportunities for young people in Bangladesh
A 17-year-old in Colombia explains how solar power is transforming children's lives
Seventeen-year-old Joyce asks why all Rwandans don't have easy access to clean water
Seventeen-year-olds tell us what they want from the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Seventeen 17-year-olds tell us what they want from the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Seventeen-year-old Rosa wants to know why so many children in Guatemala are malnourished
Millions of UK children live in poverty. Seventeen-year-old Lanre wants to know why
