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War Child joins with Yemeni and international organizations to call for an immediate ceasefire in Yemen
Paris, 7 November 2018 -  JOINT STATEMENT As humanitarian, human rights and peacebuilding organizations working on Yemen, we welcome tomorrow's
Sexual violence campaigners win Nobel Peace Prize
The announcement that Nadia Murad and Denis Mukwege have been jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize is a long overdue recognition
1-in-9 Fund Selected as Finalist
UPDATE (Sept. 24, 2018): War Child is pleased to congratulate Brock Warner on this accomplishment! On September 21st, in front
Thomas Sadoski in conversation with Dr. Samantha Nutt, founder of War Child USA
We are pleased to invite you to a special evening to meet award-winning humanitarian and bestselling author, Dr. Samantha Nutt,
Colors are Ageless
Written by: Nicholas Sherwood As is always the case in times of war, women and girls suffer disproportionately and are
Samir Knows His Rights
“I am not only a child, I am a member of this society. Children can also bring changes and solve problems.”
The New Artist in Kirkuk
Written by Sana Salam Zada, Project Manager, Iraq Zain is just 5-years-old. He and his family were forced to flee
Playing for Peace
Music has always been a vehicle for social change, a universal language that inspires us to reach beyond what’s possible
Every Child Can Learn
Growing up in a war-zone like the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is hard enough. Years of conflict has claimed
BBC in the DRC
The BBC World Service Newsday team was in the Democratic Republic of Congo and caught up with one of the students