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A young child stands in a classroom of rubble in Saada, Yemen, staring at what used to be a chalkboard.
Article
28 June 2022
Six grave violations against children in times of war
How children have become frontline targets in armed conflicts
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Report
01 June 2022
Global Annual Results Report 2021: Every child is protected
Goal Area 3: Progress, results achieved and lessons from 2021

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In Beijing, China, Xiaoyu studies at home while her mother also works remotely
Press release
14 April 2020
Children at increased risk of harm online during global COVID-19 pandemic
Newly released technical note aims to help governments, ICT companies, educators and parents protect children in lockdown
South Sudan. A teenager shows the scars she received during her time as a child soldier.
Article
11 February 2019
“They told me to stop crying or they would kill me”
For many teenage girls in South Sudan, escaping from armed groups isn’t the end of their ordeal

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