Palunda Jova Tabi is from South Sudan, which is energizing Africa's biggest yet constantly underfunded exile emergency. Be that as it may, presently, having gotten away from the brutality and settled in Uganda, he is taken on school and looking to his future. "I love to ponder science since it is simple for me," says the little fellow, who's flourishing as he progresses in the direction of his definitive objective: to turn into a specialist so he can have any kind of effect.

You can do your part to help Palunda and kids like him by supporting UNICEF's work to push through six basic strategies for protecting youngsters removed at home and any place they travel:

Ensure youngster displaced people and transients, especially sponsor a child unaccompanied kids, from misuse and brutality;

End the detainment of youngsters looking for displaced person status or relocating, by presenting a scope of viable other options;

Keep families together as the most ideal approach to secure kids and give youngsters legitimate status;

Keep displaced person and vagrant youngsters learning, solid and safe;

Press for activity on the basic reasons for huge scale developments of displaced people and transients;

Elevate measures to battle xenophobia, segregation and underestimation in nations of travel and goal.