Children

Immunity to COVID-19 in children can last for up to nine months, Yevgeny Timakov, a specialist in infectious diseases and vaccines, told TASS on Thursday. “Scientific studies indicate that immunity in children lasts longer than in...

The biggest number of youngsters have been recruited and utilized by military forces and armed organizations in West and Central Africa. Between 2005 and 2020, this amounted to more than 42,000 infractions. Over the same time...

According to UNICEF, over 540,000 children in the southwest of earthquake-stricken Haiti are now at risk of contracting waterborne infections. Acute respiratory infections, diarrhoeal illnesses, cholera, and malaria are all on the rise in southern Haiti,...

UNICEF has published a note to show solidarity with the children of Afghanistan. Here it is attached. “In the past weeks, with increased conflict and insecurity, it is children, those least responsible for the crisis in...

According to a new UNICEF research released today, young people in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan are among those most vulnerable to the effects of climate change, which jeopardize their health, education, and safety. Nepal and...

Children and young people who took part in Save the Children’s virtual conversation titled “Responding to Climate Crisis: With and for Children and Youth” indicated that combating climate change is impossible without the assistance of experts...

The US has a vast system of detention sites scattered across the country, holding more than 20,000 migrant children. In a special investigation, the BBC has uncovered allegations of cold temperatures, sickness, neglect, lice and filth,...

Millions of children have been sued over the use of the video-sharing app Tiktok Tiktok secretly stored children’s personal information, phone numbers, videos, location, and biometric information, the complaint said. Most of the exposed children are...

A day-long workshop on the prevention of gender-based violence against women and children has been held in Satkhira. Fatema Johra, Program Officer, District Department of Women’s Affairs, was present as the chief guest at the workshop...

More than 176,000* people, including 90,000* children, in central Mozambique, are likely to need humanitarian assistance in the aftermath of Cyclone Eloise, UNICEF said today. Children living in the affected areas, particularly those who have been...