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Meet Farhad Darya - Save the Children's new ambassador in Afghanistan
Save the Children Afghanistan has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with prominent musician and well known child rights activist Mr. Farhad Darya, who will be representing Save the Children...
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Nigeria launches 2015 endpoint report on MDGs at Social Good Summit
Written by James Bigila, Media Coordinator, Save the Children in NigeriaThe Presidency through the Office of the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Millennium Development Goals (OSSAP-MDGs),...
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The Power of Us, and our Capacity to Empower Women in Childbirth
Earlier this month, I represented Save the Children at Women Deliver 2019, the world’s largest gender equality conference, to help with overall logistics and to advocate for our main Health and...
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The Power of Us – Three inspirational young women inspired to use their power...
Earlier this month, more than 50 colleagues from all over Save the Children came together in Vancouver, Canada, to advocate for gender equality and the rights of girls and women at Women Deliver 2019,...
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Child Rights Now: A Second Revolution report
We are calling for a Second Revolution in Child Rights, so that all children -- regardless of who they are or where they live -- have their rights fulfilled.File: A-Second-Revolution_ENG.pdfIssues:...
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I Wish Tomorrow Will Never Come
Adolescents and the impact of conflict on their experiences: an exploratory study in Iraq, Egypt, Jordan and YemenFile: i_wish_tomorrow_will_not_come.pdfCountry: EGIQJOYEIssues: ImpactTheme: Child...
View ArticleECOWAS takes another important step towards ending child marriage
The 33rd summit of the African Union was held from July 6-7 2019 in Niger with a strong participation of delegations from Africa and across the world. ECOWAS (Community of West African States) First...
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Little heroes and their journeys in finding strength
Zinah Mohammed is an Advocacy and Campaigns Coordinator for our Iraq Country Office. In this blog, she tells us about the “Let’s Protect Them” campaign she ran in Iraq and the impact it has had on her...
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Harnessing the power of data so no child is left behind
First published on World Bank blogsData plays a crucial role in the 2030 agenda set out by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It helps us to focus policies and make better decisions. It is...
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Child Marriage criminalised by law in Mozambique
After almost two years of extensive collaborative and advocacy work, the Parliament in Mozambique approved the Law on Prevention and Combat of Premature Unions (child marriages). The new law aims to...
View ArticleTwo years on and still waiting for justice - Why we cannot forget Rohingya...
13-year-old *Fatima is aware of the importance of school. She fled violence in Myanmar two years ago with nothing. She now lives in the world’s biggest refugee camp with her parents, two sisters and...
View ArticleTwo Years On: The Forgotten Side Of The Rohingya Crisis
As the world’s attention returns to mark the plight of Rohingya refugees who have languished in camps in Cox’s Bazar for more than two years, it is worrying that the almost 600,000 Rohingya who remain...
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