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Young football players' brains change after one season
Children's brains undergo noticeable changes after just one season of football, even if they were never diagnosed with a concussion, according to a new imaging study. More
UNICEF calls on European Council to address plight of refugee and migrant children
“This week’s meeting of the European Council in Brussels is a perfect opportunity for Europe to begin putting in place specific and measurable actions to address the needs of... More
Children in war-torn Syria risk their lives to go to school
With the start of the school year in Syria, over 1.7 million children remain out of school and another 1.3 million are at a risk of dropping out, according to new education data.... More
The dos and don'ts of posting about your kid online
Yes, "sharenting" is a thing, and many parents do it. It occurs when parents share details about their children's lives online, and there are some benefits to "sharenting." Some say... More
Child refugees in Turkey making UK clothes
Syrian refugee children have been making clothes for British shoppers, an undercover BBC investigation has found. Panorama investigated factories in Turkey and found children had... More
Toxic chemicals: Kids in danger
Is our dependence on pesticides harming the health of our children? Every day, children are exposed to up to 130 chemical pollutants from pesticides. All around the world,... More
Fate of child migrants uncertain before France demolishes Jungle camp
Aid workers accused France and Britain on Sunday of failing more than 1,300 unaccompanied child migrants whose future remained uncertain just a day before the French government... More
Kids should watch out for that snake in the grass
The number of children getting bitten by copperheads and other venomous snakes has more than doubled in recent years, a U.S. study suggests. Half of the 18,721 snakebites reported... More
Teenage weight tied to odds of diabetes-related death decades later
The increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes, and eventually dying from the disease, begins early in life and at weights in the “normal” range, a new study suggests. More
launching of the National Documentation Center for Childhood under the patronage of minister Derbas
The National Documentation Center for Childhood has been launched on September the 7th under the patronage of his excellency the Ministry of Social Affairs Mr Rachid Derbas, in the... More
Supply of children’s five-in-one vaccine secured at lowest-ever price
Breakthrough prices have been achieved with six vaccine suppliers who offered to price pentavalent vaccine at an 84 cents a dose average – half the price that the UN children’s... More
The HCC organised a Coaching session on Children safety online for parents
The Higher Council for childhood organised a Coaching session on Children safety online for parents, children and youth in partnership with Social Development Centers related to the... More
In eastern Aleppo, going to school is a challenge
Nine-year-old Judy is excited to return to school, but going to class is not always easy. Learn about the challenges she and other children in eastern Aleppo face, simply to get an... More
Aamir Khan travels to Bhutan with UNICEF to help advocate against malnutrition
UNICEF Regional Goodwill Ambassador and film actor and director Aamir Khan travels to Bhutan to meet children affected by malnutrition, and to witness how UNICEF is working to... More
