Fed: Repoirt shows Bin Laden haunts young minds, too

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Fed: Repoirt shows Bin Laden haunts young minds, too

Australian primary schoolers are worried about OSAMA BIN LADEN, terrorism, war, bombs and death.

UNICEF Australia has asked children how they would make the world safer if they wereprime minister for a day.

ALBERT, aged 11 says he would tell US president GEORGE W BUSH and terrorist leaderOSAMA BIN LADEN to meet up privately for talks to end the bombings.

HENRY aged 12 says he would stop terrorists from attacking Australia on Christmas andNew Year's Eve.

DONNA aged 8 says she would make more hospitals for bomb victims.

The children, were all from Marrickville public school in inner Sydney.

UNICEF interviewed the primary schoolers while launching its latest global report showing150 million children still suffer from malnutrition and 120 million are not in school.

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KEYWORD: TERROR CHILDREN (SYDNEY)