Despite progress, adolescent girls continue to bear the brunt of the HIV epidemic with 98,000 new infections in 2022 - UNICEF
Children and adolescents face significant treatment gaps in testing and access to medication
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In Gaza, childhoods loved and lost
Amidst conflict and devastation, a child is still a child.
"The war on children resumes"
This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Spokesperson James Elder – to whom quoted text may be attributed - via video link from Gaza, at today's press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva
Canada still in the middle of high-income countries on child poverty, new UNICEF report
Despite some progress, Canada can do more to protect its children from poverty
Only half of young people able to identify correct definition of climate change – UNICEF, Gallup
Findings highlight urgent need to protect and invest in children, including in climate education, in decisions at COP28
Burkina Faso: Insecurity pushes more than 1 in 10 children into acute malnutrition in heavily affected areas
New nutrition data shows that insecurity is leaving children exposed to alarming levels of malnutrition and the absence of basic services, warns UNICEF
5 gifts with purpose in 2023
It's that time of the year when you want to give your loved ones a gift they love. And what better way to celebrate this giving season than by making a gift that you can share with children around the world? Check out our top 5 gift picks for real gifts with real impact.
Statement by Adele Khodr, UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa on the continued killing and injuring of children in the Gaza Strip and the humanitarian situation
The Gaza Strip is the most dangerous place in the world to be a child. Scores of children are reportedly being killed and injured on a daily basis. Entire neighborhoods, where children used to play and go to school have been turned into stacks of rubble, with no life in them.
UNICEF appeals for US$9.3 billion emergency funding for children living through conflicts and crises in an increasingly hostile world
The funds will provide essential programs for over 93.7 million children worldwide affected by conflict, disasters, and climate crises
Statement by UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Kitty van der Heijden at the conclusion of COP28
The COP28 climate negotiations generated welcome breakthroughs on both the urgent need to address the root causes of climate change – fossil fuels – and some glimmers of hope for breakthroughs of climate justice for children.
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