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Australia's current approach to youth justice isn't working and a new report calls for children's rights to be placed at the centre to improve outcomes.

Report says states have adopted ‘tough on crime’ measures to youth justice instead of more effective and humane ‘child’s rights approach’

Valtteri Bottas has taken a detour to northern Victoria to help a regional kindergarten get back on its feet after disastrous flood damage.

It has been announced that Paul O'Grady died on Tuesday evening and the news has prompted tributes to the late entertainer, with some people remembering him for his campaigning and charity work

The Centre For Paediatric Blast Injury Studies, a partnership between Imperial College London and Save the Children, brings together world experts and leading technology to support victims

Almost 1,000 recorded civilian casualties among children in Ukraine have been caused by explosive weapons

Children remain the greatest casualties of mines planted arbitrarily by the Iran-backed Houthi militias in residential areas in Yemen. A child is wounded or killed by a landmine once every two days, found a recent study by Save the Children. The number of victims has risen eight-fold from 2018 to…

Slashing funding to the programme from a promised £7m to just £1m sends a ‘stark message to the world’, says Save the Children

It has been 18 months since girls could go to high school, and the Taliban says schools will remain closed for girls until a plan is in place to reopen them in line with Islamic law.