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.
Newly released technical note aims to help governments, ICT companies, educators and parents protect children in lockdown.
Despite the closure of schools across the country due to COVID-19, children in Syria are finding ways to keep their education going.
"I told myself, no matter how I graduate, I would do it with a smile on my face for all the youth around the world who did not get the chance to experience their final year of high school... When my friends begin sulking, I gently remind them that we are lucky, regardless of how they feel." - Augustin, on a new normal without final exams, Grad Ball or convocation.
In South Sudan, UNICEF community staff are hard at work, raising awareness of COVID-19, as well as how people can protect themselves and their families.
Song draws attention to injustices facing vulnerable children around the world.
In Timor-Leste, the first case of COVID-19 was declared on March 21 and by March 28, the government announced a state of emergency, resulting in the closure of many services including schools. With support from UNICEF, children in Timor-Leste are taking their education online, to keep learning in spite of school closures.
The COVID-19 pandemic is having an unprecedented impact on the lives of children and youth.
UNICEF in the Middle East and North Africa appeals for US$93 million to help children in the region
As school closures in more than 190 countries force over 1.57 billion students from their classrooms, the Learning Passport aims to keep children learning
UNICEF sits down with experts to talk about how pregnant women can protect themselves and their babies during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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