LEARN MORE ON BUILDING BETTER FUTURES FOR CHILDREN
Stigma and harmful social norms serve as both a result of and a catalyst for the trafficking of women and children.
The fight to end child trafficking is a crucial part of UNICEF's commitment to protecting the rights and futures of children everywhere.
We play a part in creating the demand for child trafficking, which means we also have the power to end it.
Congress has the opportunity to step up in the fight against online child sex trafficking.
The K.I.N.D. Fund is outfitting Malawi's schools with desks and providing scholarships so thousands of girls can stay in school.
Stigma may serve as both a result of, as well as a catalyst for, child trafficking.
Moving past the jargon to explore what child protection is and why it is critical for uplifting the rights of children everywhere.
Understanding the intersections between human trafficking and domestic violence.
Classrooms are packed with students in West Mosul following years of violent conflict.
Millions of children around the world lack access to food, making them vulnerable to human traffickers.
On a recent visit to Nigeria with UNICEF, Malala urged the country's leaders to make girls' education a priority.
