Empowering journalists in Lesotho to protect human rights through EU-funded training, focusing on child protection, trafficking, and disability rights advocacy.

Children in the Middle East and Eastern Europe face unique challenges that affect their safety, development and participation in the society. 1 in 3 children in MEER live in horrific situations of war, conflict and violence.

15-year-old Faith in rural Bamba, Kenya, faces hunger due to drought. Elephants destroy crops, forcing families to desperate measures. World Vision aids with food and support.

Launch of the National Child Protection Pathways, empowering communities to report child abuse and ensuring coordinated response for child safety in Lesotho

World Vision urges journalists to champion human rights and tackle issues like child labor and trafficking through responsible reporting

Gender inequity and gender-based violence are hampering both, human rights realization and economic growth worldwide, but especially in the Middle East and Eastern Europe (MEER), with sobering statistics on femicide, violence against women and gender-based discrimination.

After decades working to protect children Bill Forbes shares three things that keep him hopeful that a violence-free future is within reach.

Under the Child Protection program, World Vision Zambia addresses areas that negatively affect children and reduce their ability to realize their full potential, these include, unsafe migration, child marriage, low birth registration, Child Labor, child sexual and physical abuse.

This report explores the dynamics of child marriage in rural Sierra Leone: A Qualitative Study of the Socio-Economic and Cultural Implications.