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62 percent of young people feel their opinions don't count at municipalities

62 percent of young people feel their opinions don't count at municipalities

A poll by UNICEF Netherlands indicates that 62 percent of young people aged 10 to 18 feel their opinions are not valued by their local municipalities. Despite this sentiment, 72 percent of the surveyed children expressed a desire to be involved in local decision-making processes.

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