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20 December 2022
Singing hope and peace for children and young people in West and Central Africa
UNICEF artist ambassadors Zeynab Abib, Smarty and Toofan pool their talents in a new song for children and youth in the region
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28 September 2022
Building Resilience in the Sahel Programme 2
Across Mali, Mauritania and Niger, 3 million at-risk people, including 1.9 million children, are targeted with an integrated resilience package
Press release
23 November 2021
The West and Central Africa region among the most affected by grave violations against children in armed conflict
Over the past five years, the region has consistently recorded some of the highest numbers of UN-verified grave violations against children
Press release
22 October 2021
Vaillante, the UNICEF-produced mini-series on child marriage, screened at FESPACO
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27 November 2019
An open letter to the world’s children
8 reasons why I’m worried, and hopeful, about the next generation
Photo essay
26 November 2019
Lighting up Children’s Rights
Landmarks in West and Central Africa turn blue on World Children’s Day to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child
Article
18 November 2019
A community of champions joined forces to support child righ
A community of champions joined forces to support child rights in Niger
Article
22 July 2019
Ending open defecation in Guinea-Bissau
How an entire region in Guinea-Bissau gave up going out in the open and started using toilets instead