UNICEF Correspondent John Allison reports on the taping of the new HIV/AIDS public service announcement featuring UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Shakira Credits: Producer:John Allison
Sir Roger Moore narrates a brief history of UNICEF, telling the story of a small UN agency founded to bring relief to the children in countries torn apart by WWII to the global force for health, education, and child protection it is today.
Millions of people in the north of Kenya are facing disease and starvation as the year-long drought continues. The Kenyan Government has declared a state of emergency and is appealing for aid. Credits: Jane O'Brien
UNICEF correspondent Rachel Bonham Carter reports on the record-breaking event in Manila to highlight the nutritional benefits of breastfeeding Credits: Producer:Rachel Bonham Carter
UNICEF correspondent Kun Li reports on a group of Ethiopian girls who have just undergone genital mutilation, and UNICEF's work to help end the harmful practice. Credits: Producer:Kun Li
A UNICEF survey found that more than 60 per cent of pregnant women in drought-striken Samburu are malnourished, placing their lives and those of their unborn children at great risk Credits: Producer:Rachel Bonham Carter
NORTH KIVU, Democratic Republic of the Congo, 18 June 2007 -- UNICEF Ambassador Lucy Liu has just returned from a trip to war-torn eastern DR Congo, where she witnessed the dire situation of displaced women and children.
UNICEF Correspondent David McKenzie reports from Somalia on 12-year-old Nuuriyo Ibrahim Abdirahm, whose family is barely surviving the drought in the Horn of Africa Credits: Producer:David McKenzie
UNICEF and the World Health Organization have launched the first ever World Malaria Report. The initiative, introduced by UNICEF's Executive Director Ann M. Veneman, records the burden of malaria worldwide and follows the progress of countries in trying to control the disease. Credits: Producer:Sabine Dolan
