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Armed conflict

Zannah Mustapha and Children
Article
14 April 2023
The Hero Who Fought for the Freedom of Chibok Girls
Zannah Mustapha works to protect vulnerable children in North-East Nigeria
Group picture of heads of mission
Press release
07 December 2022
Inauguration of the Group of Friends (GOF) of Children and Armed Conflict (CAAC) in Nigeria
A woman on a sewing machine
Article
02 November 2022
A mother’s greatest wish
Abducted twice by armed groups, a conflict-affected woman is empowered to become self-reliant and enrol and retain her children in school
A group of young people
Article
29 November 2021
Modu and friends go to school in north-east Nigeria
Conflict-affected teenage boys inspired by vocational classes to enroll in formal school
Press release
23 November 2021
Children in West and Central Africa among those who suffer highest rates of grave violations in armed conflict
Press release
18 October 2021
UNICEF reacts to UN delisting of CJTF from list of organizations using and recruiting children in armed conflict
Press release
14 August 2021
Deaths of children through unexploded ordnance unacceptable - UNICEF
A boy walks out a door
Press release
12 October 2018
833 children released from armed group in Northeast Nigeria
UNICEF welcomes the release of 833 children from the ranks of the Civilian Joint Task Force in Maiduguri, northeast Nigeria
Press release
05 October 2017
Statement by UNICEF Nigeria Representative a.i. Pernille Ironside on the release of children from administrative custody
psychosocial volunteer at the Sanda Karimi Internal Displaced Persons camp in Madigur, Borno state.
Press release
12 April 2017
Lake Chad conflict: alarming surge in number of children used in Boko Haram bomb attacks this year – UNICEF
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