Diaa*, 51, his wife, and two sons lost their home in Aleppo, Northern Syria, after the earthquake that hit the country on 6th February 2023. Photo: Khalil Ashawi / Save the Children The economic impact of the earthquakes that ripped through southern Türkiye and...
by Osman Yıldız, Save the Children’s Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Officer in Hatay Ali* says that he remembers the earthquake once he sees the streets, yet feels like it never happened when he attends the semi-structured PSS activities implemented in...
The map shows countries with a full ban on corporal punishment of children. Only one in seven children globally are protected by laws against corporal punishment, which is the most common form of violence against children ranging from smacking to more extreme abuse,...
A school and Internally Displaced People’s (IDP) gathering point supported by Save the Children, was burnt down during fighting in West Darfur, Sudan As violent clashes in Sudan continue, UNICEF and the child-focused NGOs World Vision and Save the Children are...
Public See Parental and Caregivers’ Corporal Punishment as Private Family Matter, Reluctant to Intervene. Over 80% support legislating Mandatory Reporting Requirement Ms. Winnie Ng, Spokesperson of Save the Children Hong Kong (Middle) and Mr. Ian Li, Advocacy Manager...
A Save the Children community-based class in Kabul, Afghanistan. The leaders of Save the Children, Norwegian Refugee Council, Danish Refugee Council, INTERSOS, Action Against Hunger and World Vision are calling on the de facto authorities in Afghanistan to lift the...
