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Children with Down syndrome in Bosnia and Herzegovina use video game to learn safe internet navigation
A video game is being used by children with Down syndrome in Bosnia and Herzegovina to teach safe internet practices.
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In Bosnia and Herzegovina, a video game has been introduced as a tool for children with Down syndrome to practice navigating the internet securely.
The initiative highlights that the ability to use the internet safely is also an important aspect of participating in everyday life.
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