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(The Telegraph) – The start of any school year can hold dread, excitement and nervous anticipation for pupils returning from their summer holidays. The same is true in eastern Ukraine, but [...]

(Al Jazeera) – The comprehensive peace process, led by the government and supported by  donor countries , which aims to end the decade-long conflicts with Myanmar’s ethnic minorities, [...]

(The Washington Post) – President Juan Manuel Santos announced on Friday that he will sign a peace accord with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia later this month in [...]

(The Economist) – On A wintry morning in February warplanes supporting Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad launched a series of missiles that slammed into a field hospital in northern Syria. [...]

(UNICEF) – In the top 10 countries with the highest rates of children missing out on primary education, nearly 2 in every 5 children – 18 million – are out of school, UNICEF said [...]

(HRW) – A horrific attack on August 25 in Kabul targeted the American University of Afghanistan, leaving 13 civilians dead and dozens injured after a harrowing 10-hour siege. It also [...]

This month’s update highlights children and armed conflict concerns and provides recommendations for the protection of children in the situations of Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, [...]

(OCHA) – The UN is deeply worried by reports that child recruitment is taking place in at least one displacement camp in Iraq and that boys are reportedly being transported to areas near [...]

(HRW) – Human Rights Watch has extensively documented human rights violations relating to attacks on education, women and girls’ rights, the situation of Afghan refugees and asylum seekers, [...]

(U.S. Department of State) – The United States is profoundly alarmed by the recent United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) report that implicates South Sudanese [...]