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More children killed in latest attacks across Ukraine - UNICEF
Statement attributable to UNICEF Representative to Ukraine, Munir Mammadzade
UNICEF joins forces with lululemon to promote youth mental health
Three-year partnership focused on getting the world moving on children’s mental health—action that’s more crucial than ever
lululemon joins the Global Coalition for Youth Mental Health
Discover how lululemon and UNICEF are working together to support youth mental health.
UNICEF aids children and families hit by Typhoons Kristine and Leon; residents brace for more storms
The back-to-back onslaught of Typhoons Kristine and Leon caused widespread damage in the Philippines, leaving thousands of families and children without access to safe water and sanitation facilities and disrupting classes for 20 million learners.
Regular attacks put Gaza schools-turned-shelters on the “frontlines of war” – UNICEF
In October alone, 64 attacks were verified on the ground, mostly in the north; 95 per cent of all schools in the Gaza Strip have sustained damage over the past year
About the Convention on the Rights of the Child
Learn more about children’s rights and how they were declared in the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1989. UNICEF is dedicated to ensure all children’s rights are recognized.
Average of at least 16 children killed or injured in Ukraine every week as escalation of war nears 1,000 days
Children and families face third winter in harsh conditions as attacks intensify.
New UNICEF Report shines a light on the challenging future projected for children in 2050
Extreme climate crises, population shifts, and tech disparities mean childhood ‘hangs in the balance’ unless urgent measures are adopted to protect children’s futures
National Child Day
November 20 is National Child Day in Canada. It is also World Children’s Day, championed by UNICEF to mark the date when children’s human rights were recognized with the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
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