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Children in Iraq have more to fear than bullets and bombs Children in Iraq have more to fear than bullets and bombs
Stories Children in Iraq have much more to fear than bullets and bombs
Children who escape physical violence still have to face these six other threats.
by Rashini Suriyaarachchi
posted 08/11/2016
ewly arrived refugees on the way to the Al-Hol camp ewly arrived refugees on the way to the Al-Hol camp
UNICEF in action Three things we’re doing for Mosul’s children
See how UNICEF is helping children caught up in the battle against ISIL
by Jacob Hunt
posted 28/10/2016
An 11 year-old sits in a camp near Mosul An 11 year-old sits in a camp near Mosul
News and Insights Rolling updates: children fleeing war in Mosul
UNICEF is racing to meet the needs of children and families escaping ISIL in Iraq
by UNICEF Australia
posted 21/10/2016
families fleeing ongoing violence in Ramadi walk in the area of Bzebiz in Baghdad Governorate. families fleeing ongoing violence in Ramadi walk in the area of Bzebiz in Baghdad Governorate.
UNICEF in action Lifesaving support for families fleeing violence in Iraq
20,000 children are still trapped as fighting rages in Fallujah
by Jacob Hunt
posted 03/06/2016
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