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Christine Heinke Children and youth rights
National youth policy		 Germany

Professional Sector: Youth research

First name: Christine

Last name: Heinke

Nationality: German

Languages:

  • German
  • English
  • French

Postal address: Nockherstr. 2 - 81541 Munich 

Country: Germany   

Tel: +49 89 62306 194   

E-mail: heinke@dji.de   

Website: www.dji.de/english   

Social networks: Facebook, Twitter

Organisation: Deutsches Jugendinstitut (German Youth Institute)

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