This youth report, jointly prepared by the Women's Commission, Global Youth Action Network, UNICEF and UNFPA, will accompany the official UN Graca Machel +10 report that will be submitted to the General Assembly on October 17th. It compiles the views and recommendations from more than 1700 young people from 93 questions through focus groups and an online questionnaire.

Mental health and psychosocial support programmes designed to prevent and treat psychological and social disturbances among children exposed to disasters are a rapidly increasing part of international humanitarian aid.

This report, covering the period of August 2005 to September 2006, calls on the Burundian Government to grant unfettered access, for child protection purposes, to all military, security and police detention centres and to cooperate with the United Nations country team and child protection partners, and on donor countries to make long-term commitments and adopt more systematic approaches.

This report argues for significant changes in humanitarian aid and protection services in northern Uganda. New survey and interview evidence make the case for important shifts in program design.

This briefing report, released prior to the first free elections in the country in over 40 years, describes the tragedies that face the DRC's children and urges the international community to seize the opportunity to put an end to the world's deadliest humanitarian crisis since World War II.

The Government of Southern Sudan’s Go to School Initiative, supported by UNICEF, which seeks to get 1.6 million children back in school by the end of 2007, incorporates key elements of the INEE Minimum Standards for Education in Emergencies, Chronic Crises and Early Reconstruction.

The efforts by Terre des hommes, Save the Children Alliance and other organizations to combat child trafficking in Nepal have been complicated by the growing armed conflict, as tens of thousands of children and youth have been forced from their communities to urban areas.

This report examines the discrimination and disempowerment women face throughout their lives and outlines what must be done to eliminate gender discrimination and empower women and girls.

The right to go to school belongs to every child. However, 115 million children are still out of primary school thats 18 per cent of the worlds primary school-aged population. Save the Children has set itself the challenge to get three million out-of-school children, living in conflict-affected countries, into school by 2010.

ويوجز هذا التقرير االستنتاجات املتعلقة بالتعليم املستمدة من البعثات التي قامت بها اللجنة النسائية لالجئات واألطفال الالجئني في تشرين الثاني/نوفمبر 2005 وحزيران/يونيه 2006 ،ويوصي بالتدابير التي ميكن أن يتخذها اجملتمع الدولي لكفالة إتاحة الفرصة لألطفال والشباب في دارفور للتعلم أثناء وجودهم بعيداً عن ديارهم ومجتمعاتهم احمللية