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An image from the U.S. State Department's 2013 Trafficking in Persons Report.

World Vision welcomes House Foreign Affairs Committee passage of Frederick Douglass Trafficking Victims Prevention and Protection Reauthorization Act

Children in Nepal enjoy playing and learning with their friends in a temporary learning center built by World Vision. CREDIT: World Vision/Laura Di Ciero

One Year Later, World Vision Continues to Support the People of Nepal

A child works in a garment factory in Bangladesh. PHOTO: World Vision

Congress Narrowly Avoids Shutdown of Programs Targeting Child Labor

Igelo Hellen and baby waiting for medicine at the Kamuda Health Center in Uganda. PHOTO: World Vision

Bipartisan Coalition Introduces Legislation to Save Lives of Mothers and Children

A Syrian family finds safety in a tented settlement after fleeing to Lebanon.

European Union Obligated to Provide Special Care and Protection to Child Refugees

In World Vision’s Afghanistan work, once in a week the nutrition nurse cooks food such as vegetable soup, porridge and spaghetti to give children healthy options and educate their parents in good nutrition. PHOTO: World Vision/Narges Ghafary

World Vision Applauds New Law to Ensure all Children Count

Just like her parents and other siblings, eight-year-old Noryaha doesn't have a birth certificate. Her family has been deprived of free health services because of this issue. Luckily she's able to go to school but she is uncertain if she can pursue her higher studies in the future. Noryaha dreams to become a doctor someday. PHOTO: Crislyn Felisilda / World Vision

President Obama Signs Girls Count Act into Law

Child labor practices have entrapped 40 million children across Asia-Pacific.

Millions of ‘nowhere children’ entrapped in labor across Asia – World Vision calls for urgent action