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Two young boys

PNG joins global partnership to end violence against children

PNG becomes 33rd Pathfinding country

A child hiding her face with the hand.

COVID-19 causes disruptions to child protection services in more than 100 countries, UNICEF survey finds

A child at the Family Support Services in Mt. Hagen

Countries failing to prevent violence against children, agencies warn

Global status report on preventing violence against children calls for more government action and warns of ‘dramatic impact’ of COVID-19

Domestic violence helpline in Papua New Guinea to expand during COVID-19 pandemic

School children in Tari call for peace

UN strongly condemns massacre in Porgera and calls for accountability

A group of children studying in school.

05 September 2018

PNG joins global event to end violence in schools

Pre-existing conditions of violence and abuse with the additional impact of the earthquakes pose long-term negative consequences for the development and overall well being of children like David. (not his real name)

In earthquake-hit PNG, children suffer from trauma

David*, 10, was sleeping when a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck the highlands region of Papua New Guinea.

A young student pledges her support to end violence against children at the launch event.

Papua New Guinea launches national campaign to end violence against children

UNICEF Deputy Executive Director, Ms. Yoka Brandt, a special guest at the launch of the 'End violence against Children' campaign delivers a speech.

Speech by UNICEF Deputy Executive Director on End Violence Against Children campaign

18 November 2010

Addressing gender based violence in Minj

Margaret Yalo (not her real) has lived the past four years of her life in wretched dejection and often wonders why she was spared her life.