In Europe, 120 million children live in areas where outdoor air pollution exceeds international limits, and 20 million suffer levels over double the limit... READ MORE›
The study also looked at indoor air pollution, typically caused by burning coal and wood for cooking and heating... READ MORE›
Hand washing improves school attendance by reducing the spread of preventable diseases, which means children are not staying home because of illness, it says... READ MORE›
A study by UNICEF shows that girls across the world do 50 percent more chores than boys... READ MORE›
Nearly a fifth of children in developing countries are living in extreme poverty, the World Bank and the UN's children's agency say... READ MORE›
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Most of its remaining forces are now hiding in the wilds of the vast Sambisa forest, southeast of the Borno provincial capital, Maiduguri... READ MORE›
A Syrian group is using the Pokemon Go craze to call attention to the plight of children in their war-torn country... READ MORE›
The actor Michael Sheen travelled to Guatemala with Unicef Unicef UK is calling on the leaders of political parties to help end violence against children... READ MORE›
Ahead of World Aids Day, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) urged for more investment and access to treatment for children... READ MORE›
First day of school in syria with what pupils have seen aggression is common... READ MORE›
At least 89 children, some as young as 13, have been kidnaped by an armed militia in South Sudan as they sat their exams, Unicef reported today... READ MORE›
Israeli law allows Palestinian children from the age of 12 to be put on trial... READ MORE›
More than 300,000 of these children, who total about 3.7 million, were born as refugees, according to the report by Unicef, the United Nations Children's Fund... READ MORE›
Beckham called on those agreeing the goals to put children at the heart of the new plan... READ MORE›
Cyclone pam dozens feared dead in vanuatu in one of worst storms in pacific history... READ MORE›
Severe malnutrition confirmed in Syria's Madaya, 32 deaths reported in month U.N... READ MORE›
Unicef UK has launched a new film highlighting the difficulties faced by children in conflict zones and emergencies... READ MORE›
Posted 31 10 2014 17 50 GMT Updated 31 10 2014 17 59 GMT Comment In 2010, in the midst of the financial crisis, a legal commitment to eliminate child poverty by 2020 was made... READ MORE›
Since last week, Macedonia has restricted passage to northern Europe to only Syrians, Iraqis and Afghans who are considered war refugees... READ MORE›
UNICEF said 3.7 million children had been born since the conflict began, a third of all Syrian children... READ MORE›
Iraqi security forces operating in Falluja systematically separate men and boys over 12 from their families to check possible links with Islamic State... READ MORE›
Civil war broke out in the world's youngest nation in December 2013 after President Salva Kiir accused rebel leader Riek Machar of attempting a coup... READ MORE›
Unicef said 3.7 million children had been born since the conflict began, a third of all Syrian children... READ MORE›
Dozens of deaths from starvation have been reported by monitoring groups, local doctors and aid agencies from Madaya, which is besieged by Syrian pro-government forces... READ MORE›
An average of 1,000 unaccompanied children a month have arrived in Italy this year but UNICEF expects this figures to spike in the coming months... READ MORE›
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Friday congratulated Nana Akufo-Addo on his election as president of Ghana... READ MORE›
The deal on visa suspension must still be formally approved by the member states and the European Parliament... READ MORE›
Ukraine citizen Mykhaylo Bazelevskyy, who had been studying at Edmonton's MacEwan University, is believed to have been killed... READ MORE›
It's all meant to convey the message that Slovakia is taking its current presidency of the council of the European Union extremely seriously... READ MORE›
But while the other EU countries cannot compel Britain to trigger Article 50, they hold most of the cards... READ MORE›
Early Friday morning, she spoke to her European Union counterpart, Cecilia Malmstrom, and reiterated that Canada's commitment to ratifying their gold-plated trade deal remains firm... READ MORE›
He branded the successful exit vote a victory for Russia, which under Vladimir Putin has been trying to drive wedges into Europe... READ MORE›
Britain's vote to leave the European Union has caused widespread dismay in the European media and beyond... READ MORE›
French television network M6 reported that investigators found T-shirts of an extreme right group... READ MORE›
This report is part of a series on community views about the June 23 referendum on whether the United Kingdom should exit the European Union... READ MORE›
Passports, even though that is redundant British passports are by definition European Union passports... READ MORE›
In fact, Africans, and others in developing countries all around the world, have a current, legitimate and urgent interest in the future of the European Union... READ MORE›
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