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Blog post
17 November 2023
Child Sexual Exploitation in Online Gaming
Risks and Realities
Blog post
12 October 2023
Digital solution offers hope to 2.5 million zero dose child
The promise of real-time monitoring to close the gap on zero-dose children in East Asia and Pacific
Blog post
21 August 2023
How businesses can keep children safe from climate impacts
The Asia-Pacific Consultation brought business networks together to explore how the private sector can support resilience of children & their families
Blog post
18 July 2023
A Pain That Resides in the Mind
Young people in East Asia and Pacific share mental health challenges and solutions
Blog post
12 May 2023
UNICEF launches research on children affected by migration
The research aims to contribute to the protection of the rights of these children and their families
Blog post
15 September 2022
Wasting in East Asia and the Pacific region
Wasting, also known as acute malnutrition, is when a child’s weight is too low for his or her height.
Blog post
09 November 2021
Sacrificing children’s health for corporate wealth
Marketing unhealthy food to children
Blog post
22 July 2021
Dump the junk
Reshaping the food retail environment to promote and sell healthier food and drink
Blog post
28 June 2021
The child obesity crisis:
Don’t blame the victims, change the environment
Blog post
10 June 2021
Protecting children from the economic impact of COVID-19
Businesses play a crucial but often overlooked role in shaping the world in which children live – through their actions, influence and command of resources.
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