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Major new philanthropic commitments back education amid global conflict and pressure on aid systems
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Yemen’s young children are ‘staring death in the face’
Hunger, diseases and the effects of conflict are hitting the vulnerable under-fives especially hard, aid agencies are warning.
“The theme of our event was Break the Barriers – Play Together”
On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a Global Youth Ambassador from Uganda tells of a special event to bring all children together.
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“Children with disabilities must be enrolled in an inclusive environment where they can fully maximise their potential”
To mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities on December 3, a Global Youth Ambassador tells of the need to provide quality education for everyone.
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Students killed as Taliban gunmen storm college campus in Pakistan
The attack happened in the northern city of Peshawar, where more than 130 children were killed by the Taliban at a school in 2014.
100 days of horror and misery for the Rohingya refugee children
August 25 saw the start of the crisis when huge numbers fled across the border from Myanmar into Bangladesh - more than half of them children.
Argentina leads the way in crucial year for education funding and safe schools
The South American country takes on the G20 presidency today - and one major task is shaping a bold funding plan to get millions of children into school.
Palm oil company promises to improve schools after child labour probe
Wilmar said there will be better access to education - but campaigners say that's not enough in a country where 1.5 million children work on plantations.
Give a gift with heart this Christmas with sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½â€™s Winter Mistletoe and Celebrate Candles
Buy these gorgeous hand-poured candles and help us to support some of the most vulnerable children around the world.Â
“We use interactive theatre to change community attitudes on violence against women by men”
In Pakistan's Sindh province, a Global Youth Ambassador is supporting action in rural areas to protect the rights of girls and women.
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Dangerous animals, diseases and a four-hour daily walk won’t stop Martha going to school
The South Sudanese teenager is determined to get an education in a country where 72% of children are out of school.