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International ban on cluster bombs good news for children
30 July 2010
The new international ban on cluster bombs, which comes into effect this Sunday, will help make the world a safer place for children, says UNICEF NZ. The Convention on Cluster Munitions will enter into force on 1 August and become binding international law. To date, 107 states have signed the convention,... Read article
30 July 2010
Community needs to be vigilant on violence against children
The community has a key role to play in helping keep children safe from abuse, says UNICEF NZ. UNICEF... Read article
23 July 2010
UNICEF NZ donates toys to Kiwi kids
UNICEF NZ has donated hundreds of toys to Wellington Children’s Hospital for patients in the children’s... Read article
22 July 2010
Long road to recovery in Haiti
The earthquake that struck Haiti six months ago was a modern-day disaster that gripped the attention... Read article
20 July 2010
‘Blame and banishment’ predicament for youth - UNICEF
An underground HIV epidemic in Eastern Europe and Central Asia is intensifying at an alarming pace, fueled... Read article
Haiti - Achievements Six Months On
Words fail to describe the scale of the devastation caused by the earthquake that struck Haiti on 12th January 2010 , now over six months ago. This video shows some of the truly remarkable achievements UNICEF has accomplished in the six months following the earthquake. Our achievements are only possible with the help of our generous supporters. Thank you.
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