Child Refugee & Migrant Crisis
The U.S. must stop using COVID-19 as a pretext for deporting migrant children who have tested negative and pose no public health threat.
Children and young people are entitled to the same basic human rights wherever they are, regardless of borders.
How UNICEF is protecting children on the move in northern Central America, Mexico and the U.S. in the context of COVID-19.
A conversation with UNICEF Child Protection Specialist Lea Beaudry about how UNICEF is doing whatever it takes to protect kids.
Raising kids in a conflict zone means dodging bombs and cooking grass when there's nothing else to eat. UNICEF is helping families survive.
In Homs, Syria, kids stuck at home during the COVID-19 lockdown look forward to fun, educational visits from UNICEF-supported volunteers.
Born a refugee herself, Halima Aden speaks out on behalf of the world's most vulnerable children as they face the threat of COVID-19.
War in South Sudan took almost everything from Rebecca Deng as a child. Today, she's a vocal champion for refugee children.
Despite the threat of the novel coronavirus, ethnic Muslim Rohingya refugees will spend their holy month fasting and praying.
Even as the threat of COVID-19 looms, Syrians near and far will spend Ramadan fasting, praying and hoping for better times ahead.
UNICEF and partners are working to improve conditions in Honduras, so children and families won't feel forced to migrate.
Escalating violence in northwest Syria amid harsh winter conditions has compounded an already dire humanitarian crisis in the country.