Topic: UNICEF

Modern Parenthood Thomas Lubanga sentenced, but child soldiers still struggle
The International Criminal Court handed down its first sentence today, ordering warlord Thomas Lubanga to serve 14 years for the recruitment and use of child soldiers in the Democratic Republic of Congo. But the children of eastern Congo still need our attention.
Syrian refugees flood Jordan, straining resources
Change Agent Blow-up solar lantern lights up Haiti's prospects
Millennium Development Goal met: 2 billion access water
Africa Monitor How Many People Are Surviving on Leaves in the Nuba Mountains?
Modern Parenthood Breastfeeding goals: Over half of new moms miss the mark
Change Agent Shakira advocates for children at the Summit of the Americas
Change Agent Young entrepreneurs do good - and make a profit
Athens suicide: a cry for dignity from downtrodden (+video)
Keep Calm Millennium Development Goals: Clean water checked off list. Now back to work.
Trouble in paradise: Maldives president steps down amid protests (+video)
Holiday shopping for your favorite foodie
Somali Islamists ban aid groups, renewing famine concerns
Women entrepreneurs in Ghana help ignite an economy boom
Susan Sarandon calls pope a Nazi, offends large segments of humanity
Somalia famine revives debate: is it acceptable to patent aid?
How ready are Libya's new leaders?
Haitian women fight back against abuses
Ghana schoolboy launches his own Somalia famine fundraiser
Peace Corps teachers return to Sierra Leone
Somalia's Islamists appear divided on blocking famine aid
Antiterror laws could impede US aid for Somalia famine victims
The forgotten victims of the East Africa famine
UN declares famine in Somalia: How to help
Matt Damon shows how celebrity charity work should be done

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