One in three young people in 30 countries have been a victim of online bullying with one in five reporting having skipped school due to cyberbullying and violence This is contained in a new poll released by UNICEF and the UN Special Representative of the Secretary-General (SRSG) on Violence against Children.

The Uganda Police Force and UNICEF have launched Diversion Guidelines that allow children below 18 years who commit petty offences to be rehabilitated instead of being tried in court.

Samuel was 5 years old when his mum started experiencing mental health challenges.

Ritah is 18 years old and a pupil at one of the schools in Lira District.

Amina Nabagesera (Six years) who was recently admitted to the School of the blind in Jinja has passed on.

The UK Government is supporting the Government of Uganda’s response to fight malaria among the most vulnerable, particularly women and children.

High Sound for Children, a media for children organization has launched Media Clubs in Schools under the campaign "TAKE CHARGE".

The mayor of NakawaDivision,Eng Ronald Balimwezo has warned that nongovernmental organizations that do not deliver will not be allowed to operate.

First lady Janat Museveni has flagged off a group of child rights advocates who have begun a journey to Karamoja to raise awareness on the need for joint action to stop trafficking of Karamojong children to the streets.

Many children ran away from their homes due to unfavorable conditions there. However due to the rough conditions they meet on the streets , many want to return home but usually cant look back because they have no one to hold their hand.

Child rights organizations are to form a joint force to deal with the increasing cases of sexual exploitation of children on and off line.

High Sound for children Uganda has partnered with the school of the Blind in Jjinja to have Amina Nabagesera, the five years old blind girl admitted to start school next year.