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Sasha and friends walk to the bus stop past a gate damaged by shelling.
Programme
20 October 2017
Conflict in Ukraine
Read how we support children caught in the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Priyanka Chopra Jonas meets refugee families
Press release
03 August 2022
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Priyanka Chopra Jonas meets refugee families in Poland who fled war in Ukraine, calls for more support for refugee children
11-year-old Yana recovers at the Lviv hospital. She lost two legs in the missile attack at Kramatorsk railway station, Ukraine.
Press release
28 June 2022
Staggering scale of grave violations against children in conflict revealed in new UNICEF analysis
Between 2016 and 2020, average of 71 verified grave violations against children every day
Afshan Khan
Article
22 June 2022
‘The children of Ukraine need peace now’
Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia, Afshan Khan, visited Ukraine
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Maria Guleghina visits vulnerable children in Bulgaria
Press release
20 June 2022
UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Maria Guleghina visits vulnerable children in Bulgaria
Renowned opera singer sheds light on the situation of children fleeing the war in Ukraine and children with disabilities
Anastasia, 22, from Kharkiv, Ukraine, stands in front of a bus in Przemyśl, Poland.
Article
20 June 2022
Returning to a city in ruins
Afraid to leave the city she grew up in and loved, Anastasia remained in Ukraine for almost three months after the war erupted. But the risks got too high.
UNICEF briefing note on the situation of children in Ukraine
Remarks
15 June 2022
UNICEF briefing note on the situation of children in Ukraine
This is a summary of what was said by Afshan Khan, UNICEF Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia – to whom quoted text may be attributed – at today's daily press briefing at the UN Headquarters in New York
Murat Sahin, UNICEF Representative in Ukraine
Remarks
05 June 2022
War in Ukraine 'robbing children of stability, safety, school, friends, family, a home and hopes for the future'
UNICEF Representative in Ukraine, Murat Sahin's remarks at St. Sophia Cathedral
Alina aged nine from the northeastern city of Kharkiv stands in the underground car park
Press release
01 June 2022
One hundred days of war in Ukraine have left 5.2 million children in need of humanitarian assistance
At least 262 children have been killed and 415 injured in attacks since 24 February
Zofia, 20, transformed from being a Scout to a UNICEF Coordinator at the Blue Dot in Przemyśl, Poland, helping refugees fleeing Ukraine.
Article
31 May 2022
A Scout becomes a humanitarian worker
Zofia, 20, is one of thousands of Scouts helping refugees fleeing Ukraine. Thanks to the skills she gained, she became a Coordinator for UNICEF.