Four years ago, the lives of every child in Ukraine changed forever. For many, the war has taken away their entire childhood ...

Natural disasters and conflicts are devastating the lives of children. From Haiti to Syria, here are ten unfolding emergencies that need more attention now.

Remarks by UNICEF Chief of Communication in the State of Palestine Jonathan Crickx at the Palais des Nations in Geneva. "The Gaza We Want captures children’s perspectives on recovery and ...

AMMAN – “UNICEF is deeply concerned by the reports that children arrested in connection with the recent public unrest in Iran remain in detention. “While the number of children currently detained, or ...

GENEVA/NEW YORK - Global cholera vaccine supply has now increased to a level sufficient to allow the resumption of life-saving preventive campaigns for the first time in over three years, UNICEF, Gavi ...

JUBA - More than 450,000 children are at risk of acute malnutrition as hostilities cause mass displacement and halt critical health and nutrition services in South Sudan, UNICEF is warning. An upsurge ...

This is a summary of a briefing by the UNICEF Representative to South Sudan, Obia Achieng. GENEVA/JUBA – “Since late December 2025, a devastating escalation of violence has swept across northern and ...

This is a summary of a press briefing given by UNICEF Sudan Chief of Communication Eva Hinds following a mission to Darfur GENEVA/PORT SUDAN – “In Darfur today, reaching a single child can take days ...

From 10 December 2025, anyone under 16 in Australia won’t be able to keep or make accounts on social media apps like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat, X, Facebook and more. The rule doesn’t punish ...

Mothers, fathers and carers are flocking to clinics in the Pacific for life-saving vaccines for their children. One such young mum, is Aimata. She comes from a large family that knows the best way to ...

Can you imagine an Australia where every young person’s voice genuinely counts? Where sharing your ideas isn’t a once‑off token gesture, but something leaders expect, welcome and act on? This isn’t ...