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Baby happy with her birth certificate
Programme
23 January 2019
Birth Registration
Every child has a right to be registered.
Boy in a UNICEF-supported reintegration centre for children associated with armed groups
Programme
23 January 2019
Violence and Exploitation
Every child has a right to be protected from harm.
Halimé was married at 14. She never attended school unlike her brothers.
Programme
16 January 2018
Child Protection
Every child has a right to be protected from harm.
CAR Children
Press release
06 January 2022
Protecting Children in the Central African Republic
Helping children affected by violence rebuild a better life
A partial view of Melezi refugee site in N’Djamena, in Chad, on 17 December 2021
Article
21 December 2021
“We just want the men to stop fighting”
Refugees fleeing violence in northern Cameroon find refuge in neighbouring Chad
Portrait of a young man with a scarf covering his face
Report
20 November 2021
Protecting children in West and Central Africa
Helping children build back better lives

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Press release
18 August 2021
At least thirteen children killed in latest attack on children and families in Niger
Statement by UNICEF Regional Director for West and Central Africa, Marie-Pierre Poirier
Press release
07 July 2021
Central African Republic: 1 in 8 people face alarming food crisis as lean season approaches: UNICEF & WFP
UNICEF and WFP warn that the number of malnourished children is already 29 per cent higher than projected for 2021
Press release
07 July 2021
Concerns deepen over attacks against children and child abductions in parts of West and Central Africa
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore
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Article
18 June 2021
Safe to learn
Promoting a protective environment for adolescents to learn safely in Mali
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