UNICEF is gravely concerned by the images and reports coming from Al Fasher, in the Darfur region of Sudan. The escalating violence has left thousands of children, already besieged for
Between Fun and Addiction: How Video Games Affect Children’s Mental Health
Video games have become an inseparable part of modern childhood, offering entertainment, excitement, and a sense of challenge. They can help develop valuable skills such as quick thinking, decision-making, and
Invisible Scars: The Psychological Impact of Bullying on Children
Bullying is not just harsh words or occasional acts of aggression — it is a behavior that leaves deep emotional scars on a child’s psyche. These wounds may not be
UNICEF warns: An entire generation of Gaza’s children is at risk of being lost with the collapse of education.
UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa, Edouard Beigbeder, warned of the risk of an entire lost generation in the besieged and devastated Gaza Strip, where the
UN Warning: 130,000 Children Trapped in El Fasher, Sudan
A joint statement by four UN agencies has called for an immediate cessation of hostilities in Sudan, warning that 30 million people across the country now require urgent humanitarian assistance.
The Healing Power of Words: How Our Daily Language Shapes Mental Health
Words are more than sounds—they carry emotional energy. A harsh word can wound for years, while a kind one can breathe life into a weary soul. In our daily interactions,
The Adolescent Doesn’t Rebel Without Reason: Understanding the Phase That Changes Everything
Adolescence is not just an age—it’s a journey of identity. It’s when a person searches for who they are, tests limits, and redefines their place in the world. When teenagers
A Mother Is Not Superman: Mental Health Between Giving and Exhaustion
They say the mother is the pillar of the family—but who supports the pillar? Between endless responsibilities—raising children, working, and meeting societal expectations—many mothers feel mentally and physically drained. Exhaustion
The Child’s Inner World: Understanding Their Feelings Before Their Light Fades
Children live in a world of emotions rather than words. When a child cries, isolates themselves, or becomes angry, it’s not misbehavior—it’s a silent message saying, “Something inside me hurts.”
The Child’s Inner World: Understanding Their Feelings Before Their Light Fades
Children live in a world of emotions rather than words. When a child cries, isolates themselves, or becomes angry, it’s not misbehavior—it’s a silent message saying, “Something inside me hurts.”
