Fashion show by children in poverty

Fashion show by children in poverty

Photo taken in Manila on Feb. 8, 2020, shows Ayumi Nishigawa, head of Tokyo-based nonprofit organization Dear Me, speaking at a fashion show participated in by children living in the capital's poverty-stricken areas. Thirty-five children aged between 9 to 15 walked on a runway at the show, hosted by Nishigawa and 16 Japanese college students belonging to the nonprofit group, including Koharu Okimoto (L). (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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