Afghanistan: Country reaches historic milestone for children's rights
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Sweden: World Water Week convenes
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Georgia: Child-friendly spaces help conflict-affected children play and learn
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Sudan: Tereza's story: I want to be a pilot
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Republic of Korea: Children 'Unite for Climate Change' in Daejeon
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China: Summer Camp nurtures dreams for children affected by HIV/AIDS
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India: Child Reporters Initiative: a twinkling star in the dark night
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Indonesia: Ninth International Conference on HIV emphasizes social issues
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Grant from the Government of Japan supports child survival in Nigeria
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Brazil: Launch of 'Platform of Urban Centres' initiative
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United Kingdom: Bringing children's rights to life in schools
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Afghanistan: 'Women Courtyard' initiative helps children's health
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Syria: UNICEF 'training of trainers' workshops help young Palestinians make a difference
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Viet Nam: Children raise their voices for action on climate change
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Kyrgyzstan: A Kyrgyz local hero fights to protect the rights of street children in Bishkek
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Bangladesh: UNICEF supports swimming instruction to prevent child deaths
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Argentina: New teaching strategy helps young students excel
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Yemen: Displaced families in Yemen need access to humanitarian aid
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DRC: Executive Director joins NBA star to launch new health facilities in DR Congo
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India: Teaching mothers healthy habits
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DR Congo: Children and families face multiple crises
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Somalia: UN report finds crisis in Somalia at its worst in two decades
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Jamaica: Teen editorial from Jamaica: 'Children have rights, too. Protect them!'
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Somalia: Second round of Child Health Days aims to boost child survival
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DR Congo: UNICEF Executive Director hears stories of hope in eastern DR Congo
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New UNICEF Chief of Health, Dr. Mickey Chopra, outlines challenges
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Yemen: Children need urgent assistance as conflict intensifies
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Sierra Leone: Partnering for girls' education
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USA: UNICEF Ambassador Lucy Liu raises awareness of child trafficking
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H.M. Queen Rania of Jordan joins UNICEF in congratulating young women of Harlem
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Young people appeal to world leaders at UN Summit on Climate Change
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Zimbabwe: UNICEF and partners launch massive effort to reinvigorate schools
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Worldwide deaths of children under five decline, continuing positive trend
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Ukraine: International Child Neurology Congress affirms vaccination safety
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OPT: UNICEF Regional Ambassador Mahmoud Kabil visits Palestinian children at risk
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UNICEF Executive Board concludes second session of 2009
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Afghanistan: Eradicating polio in Afghanistan takes persuasion, participation and peace
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Liberia: Liberia's first post-war generation starts primary school
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Cameroon: Mia Farrow highlights child malnutrition
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Schools for Africa partners sign new agreement for better education
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Yemen: Essential supplies being delivered to conflict-affected families
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Angélique Kidjo launches new campaign with Pampers to help eliminate tetanus
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More than a bailout: Social protection for children affected by AIDS
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Afghanistan: Promoting peace and the right to play sports through Cricket Camp for Children
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Somalia: Public-private partnerships bring sustainable, safe water to communities
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Yemen: Humanitarian access still limited by conflict
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Niger: Floods devastate Agadez region of northern Niger with lingering effects
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UNICEF and Republic of Korea sign Framework Agreement on programme support
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Japan: New First Lady visits UNICEF for first public engagement
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Philippines: More than 1 million people affected by flooding
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