The best thing about my sister? We laugh about everything @UNICEFUK
The best thing about my sister? We laugh about everything  @UNICEFUK
Uploaded February 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Majd, 7, loves his brothers and sisters. "Everything I buy I share with my siblings," he says.

Right now, UK law doesn't recognise brothers and sisters as family. We can change this. Share this film and sign our petition to the UK Government unicef.org.uk/child-refugees-europe
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