UNICEF in action

Children living in countries at war have come under direct attack, used as human shields, maimed or recruited to fight. Sexual assault, forced marriage and abduction have become standard tactics in conflicts around the globe.

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Presenting the ten best photos of the year: powerful images that reflect the urgent needs of children — and the impact of UNICEF's efforts to save and protect the most vulnerable.

The death toll is nearing 400 as the search for survivors continues. UNICEF is on the ground, ready to help.

Yemen's civil war has left more than 11 million children in need of humanitarian assistance. UNICEF is on the ground, working with partners to provide protection, nutrition, clean water, sanitation, education and medical care.

Accelerating humanitarian work in Indonesia is just the latest example of how an innovative financing tool is supporting the global mission.

UNICEF relies on donor support to identify and treat severely malnourished children and provide other assistance to their families.

Thousands of children have been separated from their parents since civil war broke out in South Sudan in December 2013. Locating missing family members is a major challenge in a country where 4 million people have been displaced.