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A child looks out a tent in a displacement camp in northwest Syria. © UNICEF/UN0405681/Akacha A child looks out a tent in a displacement camp in northwest Syria. © UNICEF/UN0405681/Akacha
News and Insights After the headlines: what happens when crises disappear from the news?
Protecting children, no matter where they live. 
by UNICEF Australia
posted 26/07/2021
A small girl eats plumpy nut while being treated for malnutrition at a hostpial , Yemen. A small girl eats plumpy nut while being treated for malnutrition at a hostpial , Yemen.
News and Insights It's 2021, so why are there still malnourished children in this world?
From Yemen to Madagascar: protecting children from malnutrition 
by UNICEF Australia
posted 16/02/2021
A pre-schooler plays outside at an early childhood development centre in PNG. A pre-schooler plays outside at an early childhood development centre in PNG.
Stories Three good news stories you might have missed
Stories of change from children in the Asia-Pacific  
by Melina Scarfo
posted 11/01/2021
Mamadou, a UNICEF volunteer resource person in Djinja, Mauritania, chats with a local mother and checks on her children Mamadou, a UNICEF volunteer resource person in Djinja, Mauritania, chats with a local mother and checks on her children
Stories Mamadou, a pioneer in wiseman’s clothing
How one man is changing attitudes to parenting and nutrition in Mauritania
by UNICEF Australia
posted 09/12/2020
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