Climate disasters are driving greater risks of child marriage, teenage pregnancy, and violence for girls, according to new ...

As a child, Gloria was made to feel that she did not belong in school because of her disability. Years later, she now stands at the front of a classroom, helping other children believe in what they ...

We work with girls, young people, and communities to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters and crises, linking humanitarian action with long-term development and resilience-building ...

An estimated 12 million girls are married before the age of 18 every year. A new UN resolution establishing 27 November as the International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early and Forced Marriage ...

A month after floods swept through Nepal, thousands of children are still without clean water, while families rebuild their ...

Three months after powerful earthquakes hit Venezuela, families are navigating displacement and uncertainty. As children return to learning, communities continue the long journey toward recovery.

Plan International calls for the protection of civilians as the United Nations issues an urgent warning of an imminent ground offensive in El Obeid, the capital of Sudan’s North Kordofan state. The ...

Plan International is alarmed by the findings in the United Nations Annual Report on Children and Armed Conflict, published on Wednesday. Mariam*, 18, fled from unimaginable violence when conflict ...

Colombia has become the first country in the Americas with reported female genital mutilation (FGM) cases to pass legislation specifically prohibiting the practice, after Congress approved the "Girls ...

At least 17 people, including 2 children killed in one of largest Russian attacks on Ukraine in recent months. Children must never be targeted and their safety must come first. The number of children ...

Across the world, conflict is exposing children to extreme harm, from violence and abduction to loss of education and healthcare. The United Nations recognises 6 grave violations against children in ...