Food Crises
UNICEF helped free 1,775 children in 2015, but fears that growing violence is fueling a new surge in recruitment.
Meet the South Sudan Refugees who fled to Kenyan refugee camps and will be running for the Refugee Olympic Team in the 2016 Rio Olympics.
Some are victims of atrocities; others are forced to fight themselves.
50,000 may die by year's end without treatment. Here's how we can help.
Conflict in South Sudan has turned into a severe food crisis.
UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake calls for more lifesaving support.
A firsthand report on the race to prevent a children's famine.
Displaced by conflict, pregnant women and children are South Sudan's most vulnerable.
More than 3.75 million children are affected by the growing humanitarian crisis.
From Juba, Chris Tidey writes of 27,000 people seeking refuge from violence.
UNICEF specialist Masumi Yamashina was trapped for nearly a week.
Mass displacement has worsened the country's struggle for basic needs.
UNICEF Emergency Programs Director Ted Chaiban visits South Sudan.
UNICEF’s Executive Director Anthony Lake addresses the South Sudan crisis.
Hundreds of thousands of children are at risk.
These children’s reality is filled with bombs, weapons, brutal fighting.
The Sahel region in Africa is a place where even the most basic needs are not being met.