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Former jury members
Although jury members are 'retired' from the jury when they are 18, they continue to promote the rights of the child and represent WCPRC as Honorary Adult Friends.

Meet the former jury members here.
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Brazil 		Portrait Tilly
Tilly,
Australia 		Portrait Maïmouna
Maïmouna,
Senegal
Portrait Valiant
Valiant,
USA 		Portrait Idalmin
Idalmin,
USA 		Portrait Svetlana
Svetlana,
Czech Rebublic
Portrait Veronica
Veronika,
Israel 		Portrait Mangha Ram
Mangha Ram,
Pakistan 		Portrait Xola
Xola,
South Africa
Portrait Maria
Maria,
Guatemala 		Portrait Bajhat
Bahjat,
Palestine 		Portrait Kaplana
Kalpana,
Nepal
Portrait Ixmucane
Ixmucané,
Guatemala 		Portrait Rebecca
Rebecca,
Sweden 		Portrait Gedelison
Gedeilson,
Brazil
Portrait Bhavna
Bhavna,
India 		Portrait Thomas
Thomas,
Uganda 		Portrait Hassana
Hassana,
West Sahara
Portrait Jojo
Jojo,
Australia 		Portrait Lerato
Lerato,
South Africa 		Portrait Donté
Donté,
USA
Portrait Choung
Cuong,
Vietnam 		Portrait Kruti
Kruti,
India 		Portrait Shkar
Shkar,
Sweden
Portrait Francine
Francine,
Great Britain 		Portrait Wanderson
Wanderson,
Brazil 		Portrait Laura
Laura,
Canada
Portrait Lina
Lina,
Uganda 		Portrait Charles
Charles,
Uganda 		Portrait Zahir
Zahir,
Pakistan


Laura Hannant from Canada

The jury’s first Chair person
In July 2003, the world’s children’s spokes person, Laura Hannant from Canada, turned 18. Laura, the children’s jury’s Chair person, left the jury, and became an Honorary Adult Friend.

> Meet Laura

portrait Charles Opiro

Charles's nightmare became reality
One day when Charles Opiro came home from school, he was abducted by the rebels. He was only ten…

> Meet Charles

 

Poster with Kruti Parekh as a wizard

The wizard of India
Kruti is a magician and former jury member of the World's Children's Prize.

> Meet Kruti

HRM Queen Silvia and the children of the jury
What is an Honorary Adult Friend?
When children of the jury reach the age of 18 they can not remain on the jury. Instead they become Honorary Adult Friend.

> More about Honorary Adult Friends
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