Children in Conflict

Britain has pledged to take its "fair share" of unaccompanied children. So why have other countries taken so many more?

In ISIS-controlled territory children as young as four have even been used to execute prisoners.

Children are often arrested for crimes their parents are suspected of committing, says Human Rights Watch

UNICEF says many of the children in question are from Syria, South Sudan and Afghanistan.

Two years of violence in Eastern Ukraine have left "an indelible mark of children," says UNICEF.

A look at why today's U.N appeals have trebled since 2005's $5 billion.

Beckham recently visited Cambodia and spoke to children affected by violence.

Millions of children are in danger of physical, emotional and sexual abuse

"It makes your belly burn inside of you because of fear."

Boy dancers owned by rich Afghans suffer years of sexual abuse and being lent out to other men before they "age out."

UN children's agency calls on all parties in conflict to ensure safety of children.