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A young girl gazes intently at the camera. Ethiopian refugees from Tigray have fled across the border to Sudan. A young girl gazes intently at the camera. Ethiopian refugees from Tigray have fled across the border to Sudan.
News and Insights Ethiopia conflict: children are suffering enormously inside Tigray
Hundreds of thousands of people are displaced and in urgent need of life-saving supplies 
by Melina Scarfo
posted 16/02/2021
The roof of a primary school in Fiji destroyed by Tropical Cyclone Yasa. ©Shamal Lal The roof of a primary school in Fiji destroyed by Tropical Cyclone Yasa. ©Shamal Lal
News and Insights Children at risk as Fiji hit by one of the strongest storms ever recorded
Our teams are on the ground urgently working to reach families with life-savi...
by UNICEF Australia
posted 18/12/2020
Hanan, eight, sits at a playground in Beirut. Hanan, eight, sits at a playground in Beirut.
Stories “Everything around me is in ruins.”
One month since the Beirut explosions, children are longing to go back to school 
by Melina Scarfo
posted 16/09/2020
Baby Hassan was born prematurely in Sana'a, Yemen. Babies and children bear the brunt of the ongoing violence. Baby Hassan was born prematurely in Sana'a, Yemen. Babies and children bear the brunt of the ongoing violence.
Stories What would you do in these 7 shocking situations?
Have you ever watched the news or looked back at a moment in history and thought - what would I d...
by Rashini Suriyaarachchi
posted 25/08/2020
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