Humanity and solidarity after the Venezuela earthquakes
After the devastating twin earthquakes in Venezuela, experience shows us what will be most important to save lives and support those affected.
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Children on the move: When home is no longer home
Children in Central America are caught between violence, displacement and forced return.
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Returning to Khartoum three years later
For Nahid Ali, returning to Khartoum is an emotional homecoming shaped by loss, resilience, and an unshaken belief in rebuilding.
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I rescued my sister’s future. Will you choose courage…
Emmanuel from Kenya had to choose between silence or courage. He chose to stand against child marriage and help rescue his sister's future.
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I saw children without school, safety or hope
It's time to act to protect the girls and children of Sudan from the cruelty of war.
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Hidden in plain sight: girls associated with armed groups
Addressing the issue of girls associated with armed groups requires recognising that they are victims of grave violations not perpetrators, writes Sandra Maignant.
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Sudan at 1000 days of conflict
As the conflict reaches 1000 days, Nahid Ali urges us to not forget Sudan.
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Are our learnings from working with partners preparing us to…
We are capable of great changes if we work together, blogs Plan International’s Director of Localisation and Decolonisation, Virginia Saiz.
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My fever dream at UN climate conference COP30
When diplomacy drags its feet, the real momentum comes from the margins, writes young activist Eezu Tan.
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Girls in Central African Republic need supplies and support…
Let’s make sure help is close enough to make a difference, blogs MariaSole Fanuzzi, Humanitarian Specialist.
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Why the World Social Summit is a turning point for girls’…
We need bold commitments that put girls and young women at the centre of decisions and laws that affect their lives.
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What is the true meaning of peace for Gaza’s children?…
Gaza's children deserve true peace and their lives.
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