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African Girls Launch 'Never Before 18' Campaign to End Child Marriage

India, Oct. 12 -- Girls and young women across Africa have launched the "Never Before 18" campaign, calling on governments, institutions and donors to strengthen efforts to end child marriage and gend... Read More


Save the Children Uses Art to Help Lebanon's Children Heal War Trauma

India, Oct. 12 -- Children in Lebanon affected by months of conflict are receiving psychological support through art, music and creative activities, as Save the Children seeks to address the lasting e... Read More


Save the Children Shares Seven Tips for Safer Online Experiences on World Mental Health Day

India, Oct. 12 -- Save the Children has urged families, technology companies and communities to work together to protect children's mental health online, highlighting seven practical measures to promo... Read More


Save the Children CEO Urges UN to Protect Yemen's Children Amid Escalating Conflict

India, Oct. 12 -- Save the Children Chief Executive Inger Ashing has urged the United Nations Security Council to take urgent action to protect children in Yemen, warning that renewed violence is deep... Read More


Gaza Ceasefire Exists in Name Only, Say Over 100 Organisations

India, Oct. 12 -- More than 100 humanitarian and human rights organisations have warned that the Gaza ceasefire has failed to bring meaningful relief to Palestinians, with continued killings, severe h... Read More


Oxfam Criticises Pre-COP Summit, Urges Rich Nations to Increase Climate Finance

India, Oct. 9 -- Oxfam International has criticised the outcome of the pre-COP summit in Fiji, calling for wealthier countries to strengthen climate finance commitments and take greater responsibility... Read More


Ukraine Airstrikes Kill 22 People, Including Five Children, Save the Children Says

India, Oct. 9 -- At least 22 civilians, including five children, were reportedly killed and 54 others, including seven children, injured in overnight airstrikes across Ukraine on October 7, according ... Read More


Amnesty Raises Alarm Over China's Crackdown on Independent Churches

India, Oct. 9 -- Amnesty International has raised concerns over China's treatment of independent Christian communities, highlighting the detention of pastor Wang Lin and the alleged harassment of his ... Read More


Southeast Asia Sees Progress Towards Death Penalty Abolition, Amnesty Says

India, Oct. 9 -- Several Southeast Asian countries are taking steps to restrict the use of the death penalty, strengthening momentum towards abolition and increasing pressure on countries that continu... Read More


Ebola Leaves More Than 1,900 Children Without Parents or Caregivers in Eastern DR Congo

India, Oct. 8 -- More than 1,900 children in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo have lost or been separated from one or both parents or caregivers since an Ebola outbreak was declared in May, UN... Read More