Here are the key developments on the 1,076th day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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Here are the key developments on the 1,076th day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
UK will make it a crime to possess, create or distribute AI tools that generate sexual content targeting children.
Islamic law and ethics require us to help bring the abusers of children to justice, whoever they may be.
We spoke to children in Gaza about what the ceasefire has meant to them after 15 months of fear and displacement.
Teachers in tents keep the flame of learning burning brightly.
Some fear collective punishment could be a consequence of the billionaire’s relentless posts on child sex abuse cases.
In Cameroon’s southwest and Nigeria’s southeast, violence has disrupted the education of hundreds of thousands.
Palestinians are celebrating the release of 90 prisoners, including 69 women, most of whom were held without charges.
The Israeli military has only intensified its siege of the north and attacks across Gaza amid renewed ceasefire talks.
UN Human Rights Committee ruling covers cases involving 25 refugees who endured years of arbitrary detention.
Starmer defends record after billionaire Musk attacks him and other Labour figures over handling of child rape cases.
By 2029 the programme hopes to reach 82.9 million people in efforts to counter malnutrition.
A growing number of babies are freezing to death in Gaza’s camps as Israel continues its bombardment and blockade.
Two teenagers in Hebei given prison sentences over the killing of their 13-year-old classmate in March.