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VIDEO: UNICEF correspondent Suzanne Beukes [...]

[...] [...] young indigenous communicators in Bolivia.

UNICEF correspondent Suzanne Beukes reports on Rwanda's ambitious plan to close all the country's children’s institutions in favor of family-based care.

UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on the visit of pop superstar Lady Gaga to a school in Peru.

UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on a partnership that is tackling stunting in rural Indonesia.

UNESCO also contributed to the preparation of the Communication Plan of the Independent Electoral Commission, and helped train High Authority for Media agents and provincial journalists.

UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on a programme ensuring Uzbekistan students know how to protect themselves from infection and disease.

17 September 2012: UNICEF correspondent Thomas Nybo reports on how professional basketball players are joining the fight against polio in northern Kenya.

UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on a UNICEF-supported school that is educating ethnic minority students in Viet Nam.

29 August 2012: UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on efforts to improve education for children living in the occupied Palestinian territory.

[...] the National Correspondents nor anyone [...] [...]

UNICEF correspondent Marissa Aroy reports on the situation for children in the Philippines affected by Typhoon Bopha - 100 days later.

[...] [...] correspondents or joined the current correspondents of the country as additional correspondents, in other cases they are new appointments.

[...] [...] with national correspondents and other experts [...] [...]

UNICEF reports on the integration of Syrian refugee children into Lebanese schools.

27 February 2013: UNICEF correspondent Shushan Mebrahtu reports on how UNICEF is helping Malian refugees in the Niger.

VIDEO: 12 MARCH 2012 - UNICEF correspondent Chris Niles reports on Viet Nam's Micronutrient Day.

UNICEF correspondent Susannah Price reports on efforts to reach malnourished children in Somalia.

On 29 November 2008, members of the police force of the de facto authority in the Gaza Strip stopped journalist Ala Salama, who lives in the town of Rafa and works as a correspondent of the local Al-Quds Radio station, when he was returning from the Rafa crossing point to his home in the town after finishing his work as a journalist covering developments in connection with the travel of pilgrims from the Gaza Strip.

[...] [...] female community reporters, especially those from rural areas.

VIDEO: UNICEF correspondent Anja Baron [...] [...]

UNICEF correspondent Daisy Serem reports on an innovative approach to educating Kenya's nomadic pastoralist children.

[...] 2011 - UNICEF correspondent Tom Walsh reports [...] [...]

On 10 October 2009, the journalist Ayman Muhammad al-Shaikh Salama, a correspondent of the Al-Quds satellite television channel, was severely beaten by a policeman while in the al-Amal district to the west of the town of Khan Younis in the south of the Gaza Strip while he was gathering information on the campaign to eliminate acts of aggression being conducted by Khan Younis municipality in cooperation with the police.

[...] [...] (b) national correspondents will report [...] [...]

UNICEF correspondent Steve Nettleton reports on UNICEF-supported efforts to ensure that the children of Malaysian plantation workers get a quality education.

Finally, the Commission expressed its appreciation to the national correspondents who had completed their mandate and welcomed those newly appointed, or reappointed, wishing them a fruitful collaboration with the Secretariat.

The use of a network of national correspondents, as existed for the system for collecting and disseminating information on court decisions and arbitral awards relating to UNCITRAL texts (the CLOUT system), was mentioned as a further relevant tool.