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Migration and refugee crisis

Children playing in Adra centre
Programme
08 May 2018
The refugee and migrant crisis
One quarter of the refugees and migrants who have arrived in Europe are children.
A boy Ali from Afghanistan playing football in Info Park Belgrade
Article
20 June 2022
From Uncertainty to Safety
World Refugee Day 2022 - A story by two young migrant boys
a child in Ukraine with UNICEF branded help box
News note
15 June 2022
UNICEF receives 1.5 million euros for the children from Ukraine from the Government of Serbia
Workbook: Protection of Children in Migration
Report
30 November 2021
Protection of Children in Migration - Workbook
Protection of Children in Migration - Workbook

Workbook: Protection of Children in Migration (PDF, 11,04 MB)
Praktikum: Zaštita dece u migracijama (PDF, 11,04 MB)
Safely and securely towards a new life
Article
10 December 2020
Safely and securely towards a new life
The COVID-19 pandemic has further challenged the health status of refugee and migrant children
Obrazovanje izbeglica i migranata
Press release
11 September 2019
UNHCR, UNICEF and IOM urge European states to boost education for refugee and migrant children
Key challenges include lack of school spaces, teachers not adequately trained, language barriers and limited access to psychosocial support
Enrollment of Refugee and Migrant Children into the National School System
Report
27 August 2019
Inclusion of refugee and migrant children into schools
For every child, education

Inclusion of children (PDF, 1,07 MB)
Exchange of experiences (PDF, 1,02 MB)
Implementation of Professional Instructions (PDF, 630,87 KB)
Introductory 3-days training (PDF, 1,10 MB)
Training for MoESTD (PDF, 766,88 KB)
Professional Instruction (PDF, 2,66 MB)
Quality Standards of Evaluation (PDF, 167,84 KB)
Migrants and refugees responses (PDF, 893,05 KB)
Secundary education (PDF, 902,22 KB)
A Dangerous Journey
Report
06 August 2019
A Dangerous Journey
Brochure for unaccompanied and separated refugee and migrant children

English (PDF, 5,87 MB)
Farsi (PDF, 6,23 MB)
Arabic (PDF, 6,04 MB)
Pashto (PDF, 6,05 MB)
Urdu (PDF, 6,30 MB)
Sisters Sara, aged 13 (left) and Spozhmai, aged 15 (right)
Article
08 May 2019
Jewellery made of memories
Thirteen-year-old Sara and two years older Spozhmai are sisters who left their hometown in Afghanistan three years ago when they started their long journey.
Mohamed Tajik (13) with his book in Farsi
Article
18 February 2019
The book you don’t leave behind
The journey has taken Mohamed (13) from his hometown of Herat in Afghanistan through Iran, Turkey and Greece to Serbia.