Talk:Global Movement for Children
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Defunct Movement?
[edit]Seems the movement may be defunct as of April 2024. I've searched for it using Duckduckgo, Qwant and more; so far the only result has been a facebook with a last post dated to 2011. Their website link, gmfc. org seems to be down. Since I can't find any secondary sources on this inactivity it's doubtful if it should even be added to the article, still I thought it might have been of interest to any future editors.