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Happy child waiting for a doctors consultation

12 December 2018

Child protection

Protecting children from abuse, exploitation and making separated families whole again

Awad Peter 21 days infant being checked by a clinical officer at transit mobile clinics.

Children fleeing Sudan suffering increased disease

UNICEF and partners are responding to emergency needs of returnees and refugees in border areas of South Sudan.

people on a big truck fleeing conflicts from Sudan to get to South Sudan

Sudan violence forces at least 450,000 children to flee their homes

Increased humanitarian response is urgently needed as an estimated 82,000 children cross into neighbouring countries, and 368,000 more become internally displaced

Returnees in Aweil

The desperate face of children fleeing conflict in Sudan

UNICEF emergency response team is on the ground providing relief support to the vulnerable groups

Small children entering a UNICEF tent at an Interim Care Center.

01 February 2023

A baby boy reunited with his mother

PIBOR, SOUTH SUDAN - Seven-month-old baby boy reunited with mother after release by abductors

Former child soldier Susan* in Yambio sewing clothes to earn a living

19 January 2023

Vocational training restores hope for former child soldiers

Vocational training restores hope for former child soldiers

13 January 2023

UNICEF statement on abducted women and children in Pibor

Boys walk along a man-made dyke separating flood waters from submerged houses

05 December 2022

UNICEF appeals for US$10.3 billion emergency funding to support children affected by conflict, catastrophe and climate crises around the world

Eastern and Southern Africa will need US$1.6 billion to deliver life-saving services to 27 million children in the region

Young girls heading to their school

30 September 2022

South Sudan: Securing a brighter future for children

UNICEF, GPE and education partners are helping the government of South Sudan implement interventions to reduce the number of out-of-school children by 15%.

12 year old Alekiir Deng washes pots in flood waters

UNICEF South Sudan COST OF INACTION

An Unfolding Catastrophe for children

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UNICEF SS Cost of Inaction (PDF, 393 KB)