South Asia has been hit by what are thought to be the most extreme floods the region has seen in more than a decade, affecting more than 20 million people and...
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Mums in Kenya – too malnourished to breastfeed
New research shows that nearly 73,000 children in Kenya are severely malnourished. The situation is life-threatening - they need aid urgently. On top of this,...
Sierra Leone: “Families buried as they slept”
Interview with Ramatu Jalloh, a Save the Children director in Sierra Leone. Where were you when the mudslide happened? I was driving on the main road out of...
Drowning or torture? We will not take them back to Libya
Would we rather stop our search and rescue operations completely - and risk people drowning - or return rescued migrants and refugees back to Libya?
Step forward for our campaign to hold the Saudi-led coalition to account
On Monday, we handed in our petition - signed by 37,500+ - to the UN. We’re calling on the Secretary General to hold the Saudi-led coalition to account, - and...
Top 4 picks from our pop-up shop in Liberty
We’re launching a pop up boutique with Mary Portas in Liberty's from 15th August - 31 August. Find luxury fashion from Poppy Delevingne, Prada and others
Tackling discrimination against indigenous children through education
Today, the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, it’s important to reflect on the persistent discrimination faced by indigenous children...
South Sudan: 5,000th child back home in his mother’s arms
When he was just fifteen, Paiyo, was separated from his mother for two years. Two weeks ago, on the 26th July, they were reunited. Read the story
Fatima’s story: child’s view of Philippines’ conflict
Fatima is one of many Filipino children forced from their homes by the ongoing armed conflict in Marawi City, Lanao del Sur, in the Philippines. The clash broke...
War in Yemen: who, what, when?
The current war in Yemen - where cholera, hunger and war pose a triple threat - is being called one of the worst humanitarian disasters of our time. But how did...