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From across the region

A girl is living with her mother in a train car on the Sloviansk central station; direct hit missiles destroyed her parents’ home in Uglehorsk, Donetsk oblast.

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The role of an object

Objects. Souvenirs. Mementos. As a child, many of aus had a prized possession. Something that was just ours. We took care of it. We cherished it.

On 27 August, a group of people walk on dirt road near the town of Gevgelija in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

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07 December 2018

Refugee and migrant children and youth report severe deprivations while on the move

Jeta, 24, prepares her daughter Fabliona, 4, for the kindergarten, in the apartment she rents in Tirana, Albania, on June 7, 2018.

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Finding peace after years of domestic violence

‘House of Colours’ in Albania protects children and women from abuse

Kamilya Zhumash, 20 years old, in her home town of Astana, Kazakhstan.

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I feel pretty, and witty... and oppressed

Questioning attitudes to women and girls in Kazakhstan

Zeynep at her home in Istanbul, Turkey.

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There is no such thing as impossible

A Syrian refugee in Turkey finds a home and a purpose

Edna plays table tennis at school.

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Energy enters the room

Social inclusion helps a Sarajevo teen find success

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A boy carrying his belongings in a large cloth bag over his shoulder is among people walking on railway tracks to cross from the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia into Serbia.

Protecting refugee and migrant children

Ina Morhun, 5, and her sister Lyuda, 3, sit on a sofa at their home as their mother Iryna holds baby Vika, 1.5, in the city of Toretsk, Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine

Supporting children caught in conflict in Ukraine

A young child holds a little soft toy in her mouth while an older relative gives her a hug and kiss.

Healthy early childhood development

11-year-old Ajsa is photographed in front of a laptop, with her head in her hands.

Ending violence against children