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Child protection
Programme
12 December 2018
Child protection
Protecting children from abuse, exploitation and making separated families whole again
Article
02 June 2023
The challenges faced by children and women fleeing conflict
A home return to a country characterized by numerous humanitarian encounters, rocked by conflict and climatic shocks
Article
04 May 2023
The desperate face of children fleeing conflict in Sudan
UNICEF emergency response team is on the ground providing relief support to the vulnerable groups
Article
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
Article
19 January 2023
Vocational training restores hope for former child soldiers
Vocational training restores hope for former child soldiers
Press release
13 January 2023
UNICEF statement on abducted women and children in Pibor
Article
22 December 2022
Healing Childhood Trauma
UNICEF and partners are providing psychosocial support for children in Malakal
Press release
12 December 2022
Thousands of children forced to flee escalating violence in South Sudan
Press release
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
Article
26 September 2022
A search for mothers
How armed violence in a conflict-ridden region in South Sudan has left children searching for their parents.
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