New UNICEF research reveals how digital technologies are enabling the abuse and exploitation of children, and what can be ...

In 2025, global instability and complex, ongoing crises in places like Gaza, Sudan and Haiti pushed children’s needs to record levels. An estimated 213 million children needed humanitarian assistance ...

After nearly a year of enduring immense loss and trauma, the children of Gaza are now facing another devastating challenge as polio reemerges in Gaza after 25 years. The first case was tragically ...

UNICEF is increasing its response after the 7.4-magnitude earthquake which struck western Colombia, affecting thousands of people, including children and families. As of 11 August 2026, 181 people ...

For children like Meral, the impact of conflict goes beyond physical injuries. It has disrupted their sense of safety, education, and childhood. After almost three years of unimaginable loss and ...

More than 100 people have reportedly died and over 80 people have been injured after the 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Colombia's Chocó region on Monday 10 August at 7:34am local time. The ...

More than 2.6 million girls in Afghanistan have been denied a secondary education since 2021. Five years on, girls are still holding onto their dreams.

On 21 November, join thousands of people at UNICEF Australia's Dusk to Dawn and walk through the night to help children ...

Storm: We’ve always admired the incredible work UNICEF does across the world. And now that we’re spending more time in Australia with our children, it felt like the right moment to get involved and ...

By the end of 2025, more than 2.2 million adolescent girls in Afghanistan will have been excluded from education.

Nauru and Manus Island are just the beginning. This should be reason enough to change how Australia responds to people seeking asylum. But the problems run far beyond these two remote islands. The ...

Children in contact with the law are among the most vulnerable members of our society, and as such have special protections under international law. Australia is a signatory to the United Nations ...