The United Nation Children’s Fund (UNICEF) works in more than 190 countries and territories to pursue a more equitable world for every child. UNICEF has helped save more children’s lives than any ...

On the occasion of World Children's Day, UNICEF Afghanistan has decided to close all its digital platforms on Saturday, in solidarity with Afghan children who are bearing the rapidly escalating ...

After almost 80 years of U.S. support for UNICEF, Congress voted to zero out aid for children in dire need around the world, ...

Unicef and McDonald's have agreed ''to team up to raise money on behalf of the world's children.'' This perilous partnership is to be launched on November 20, 2002 -- a day that used to be known in ...

"World Children's Day is a fun day with a serious message," said the 14-year-old actor — who symbolically changed her name to Millie Bobby 'Blue' to mark the occasion.

According to her, UNICEF is celebrating and supporting all children across the globe to celebrate World Children’s Day, and sending a positive message about inclusion, non-discrimination and ...

World Children’s Day is an annual global moment “for children, by children” — to advocate and raise funds and awareness on the most pressing issues facing children. The world will come ...

Stars and leaders around the world joined children and young people to reimagine a better post-pandemic world on UNICEF's annual World Children’s Day.. World Children’s Day – celebrated on ...

To commence World Children’s Day on Nov. 20, the United Nations is bringing children to the forefront by organizing global, child “takeovers” around the world.

On World Children’s Day, The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) aims to build a world where every child has the right to basic human needs such as freedom, ...

A day for children by children to help save children’s lives, fight for their rights and help them fulfill their potential,” said Justin Forsyth, UNICEF Deputy Executive Director.

*World Children’s Day has come and gone. It’s UNICEF’s annual day of action for children. Celebrated in November every year, it was first established in 1954 as Universal Children’s Day to ...