As a mother, there is nothing I can do
Life is difficult for mothers in South Sudan since violence broke out last December.
Back to school postponed for children in Gaza
13-year old Ahmed says he feels very sad that school did not resume at the end of August as planned
Life-saving aid delivered to remote communities in South Sudan
Nyayian Lul waits with her infant son at a registration centre in the town of Kiech Kon in Upper Nile State – where a joint UNICEF and WFP rapid response team have arrived with much needed life-saving humanitarian aid.
“We are eating grass because there is no food”
"There is nothing for us to eat, nothing." A serious malnutrition crisis is affecting many parts of South Sudan
Q&A with Head of UNICEF Gaza
UNICEF’s Chief of Gaza Field Office Pernille Ironside took questions during a live Q&A session on Reddit on Wednesday.
Dust and shells falling from the sky
Five-year old Zacharia Abu Taweida from Gaza, who is hearing impaired, tells UNICEF about the night he had to flee his home
Explainer: Why are Iraq’s children in crisis?
In June, violence erupted in the Iraqi city of Mosul causing half a million people to flee their homes in a matter of day, up to half of them children.
Ebola: a survivor’s story from Guinea
UNICEF sat down with an Ebola survivor in Guinea, one of the earlier cases in the country – Kadiatou*.