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UNICEF works in over 190 countries and territories to protect children's rights. We won't stop, #ForEveryChild.
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@unicef.orgRachana, 17, from Nepal is proving that girls can lead the fight to end child marriage.
As a facilitator in a UNICEF-supported programme, she’s helping girls build the skills and confidence to stay in school.
Here’s how she has already helped stop three child marriages. #IDG2026 #GirlGoals
@unicef.orgAt 16, Theda from Cambodia thought marriage was the next step. Then a youth advocate helped her see another path.
Here’s how a UNICEF-supported programme helped Theda choose school and rethink her future. #IDG2026
@unicef.orgUNICEF stands in solidarity with the children, adolescents and families affected by the earthquake that struck Panama’s Pacific coast on October 9, 2026.
Full statement: https://unicef.link/4hNzZSV
@unicef.orgMariam, 14, had to drop out of school when she fled violence in South Kordofan, Sudan. But at a displacement camp, a UNICEF-supported learning centre is helping her catch up on her lessons as she dreams of becoming a doctor. For children’s dreams to come true, peace must become a reality in Sudan.
@unicef.orgOver 347 million children are expected to face unusually wet or dry conditions linked to El Niño, increasing the risk of floods, droughts, malnutrition, disease and school disruptions.
UNICEF is urging governments and partners to invest and act before needs escalate. https://unicef.link/3U5RKDL
@unicef.org“I love studying a lot,” says ten-year-old Aya as she returns to learning in Gaza.
UNICEF is directly supporting more than 335,000 children across 203 learning centres.
#ForEveryChild, education in safety.
@unicef.orgChildren in Lebanon are being pushed into hunger, out of education and into work.
Four in five households in Lebanon are struggling to afford basic necessities as conflict compounds years of economic crisis.
Learn more: https://unicef.link/4AHSO14
@unicef.orgDespite the loss and devastation they’ve experienced, children in Gaza like Maryan, 10, are excited about learning, making new friends and returning to the classroom.
UNICEF supports over 330,000 children in 200 learning spaces across Gaza.
#ForEveryChild, education in safety.
@unicef.orgEnding polio protects children today and builds stronger health systems for tomorrow.
Sustained political commitments and investments from governments and donors are needed to give every child a chance at a healthy future. #UNGA
@unicef.orgThe future is made of the choices we make today.
As world leaders meet at #UNGA, repeat after us: Choose a better, fairer and brighter future #ForEveryChild.
@unicef.orgAround the world, humanitarian workers risk their lives to save and protect children, yet they face increasing attacks by warring parties.
Join us in demanding concrete action from world leaders to protect humanitarian workers and their vital work for children. #UNGA
@unicef.orgDrone strikes on two warehouses in Sudan, on 20 September destroyed more than 330,000 learning materials in North Kordofan State, Sudan.
Education supplies and facilities must be safeguarded to ensure children can fulfill their right to education.
Details: https://unicef.link/4ycTsCa
@unicef.orgDespite extraordinary progress driven by cooperation and shared purpose, we face unprecedented backsliding on child rights, gender equality, international law and investment in children.
World leaders at #UNGA: What kind of future will you choose to build for children?
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@unicef.orgIn Nigeria, four-year-old Rukayya and 14-year-old Maryam are learning in classrooms designed to be safe, inclusive and resilient to climate-related challenges. With UNICEF’s support, children can play, ask questions and learn in classrooms better prepared for heat, floods and other climate shocks.
@unicef.orgGrade 6 students in Khartoum State, Sudan, run happily to get their school day started. Located in an area that experienced intense fighting, this school sustained significant damage. UNICEF is supporting community-led rehabilitation efforts to restore safe learning environments for children.
@unicef.orgIt’s not just about willpower. Many social media features are designed to keep children scrolling and coming back for more. Here’s what parents need to know about how these features work and how to help children build healthier digital habits.
@unicef.orgIn an emergency, even a few minutes of play can give children a sense of safety and normalcy. Here’s how simple games and activities can help your child cope with stress and feel more secure.
@unicef.orgDreams shattered. Futures snatched. Girls like Mahira, Rabia and Shafiqa want to learn and have the chance to shape their own lives. But the ongoing ban on secondary education is keeping them out of the classroom. Watch and share their stories to show your support for every girl in Afghanistan.
@unicef.orgGirls like Suraya, 18, in Afghanistan, have been denied secondary education, which has meant missing out on so much. Yet they continue to dream. Girls' rights to secondary and higher education must be restored.
