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BOTSWANA

Support and protection for smuggled migrant children in Botswana

June 17 2020 - For four years, Mpho Gakedirelwe, a social worker at SOS Children’s Villages Tlokweng in Botswana, has worked with children smuggled across the border to Botswana. She has heard many disturbing stories of suffering and child rights violations as they journeyed to find their parents who have migrated in desperate need of work and to sustain their livelihood.

WORLD REFUGEE DAY

Every child should be able to dream big

June 17 2020 - It is important that we mark World Refugee Day because people need to realise what others are going through and to stop treating people who are considered refugees badly. Wars, conflicts and other difficulties can destroy a child’s reality today. We can help them to save their future.

Somalia

Child rights NGOs call for greater support for children amid pandemic

June 17 2020 - “I feel we have been left out in the plans and discussions," says Hawa Salad, a 13-year-old student from Mogadishu who spoke on the pandemic's impact on children. "No one is talking to us. .. All businesses (in Somalia) are open, but our schools are closed."

IRAQ

Effects of the pandemic in an Iraqi refugee camp

June 16 2020 - Yawer*, his parents, and three siblings were forced to flee their home during an attack against the Yazidi community in Sinjar and have since 𝟸𝟶𝟷𝟻 lived in the camp where SOS Children’s Villages Iraq supports children and their parents.

Youth Employment

COVID-19: Young people face uncertain future

June 15 2020 - The big challenge for states lifting lockdown restrictions will be to create conditions for a safe return to work, especially for the youth as the population most affected by the measures to tackle the coronavirus pandemic.

Somalia

Life under coronavirus in Somalia

June 10 2020 - Faduma lives in Mogadishu, in Heliwa district together with her eight children. Her children were not enrolled in school because she could not afford to pay the school fees. Faduma was struggling in providing the three basic meals to her children, at times they would only eat twice a day.

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