Case Studies

From exile to equality

Menstrual exile reflects deeply rooted taboos, myths and discrimination that continue to limit the lives of millions of girls and women worldwide.

A day in the life of a humanitarian in Gaza

It has been six months since the Gaza ceasefire was announced. Living conditions remain tough but humanitarians like Khulood show remarkable resilience.

In a flood, how do you stop disaster becoming a crisis?

In a changing climate, being prepared is no longer optional; it is essential, says Dr Unni Krishnan, Plan International's Global Humanitarian Director.

Lebanon’s displaced children speak out

We spoke to the newly displaced children and families of Lebanon to understand how they are staying strong despite being unsettled by conflict.

Growing up displaced in Gaza

Although Farah’s daily life is marked by struggle, she has hope for her future.

Ukraine’s lost children find a loving home

A five-bedroom house in the middle of quiet street has become a sanctuary for some of Ukraine’s most vulnerable children.

Fatima’s story: A child’s hope amid Sudan’s crisis

10-year-old Fatima has been displaced internally in Sudan due to conflict. Despite it all, she has hope for peace.

Families in Ethiopia work together to end FGM

In Afar, Ethiopia, baby girls are often subjected to painful and life-threatening FGM as early as one week after birth. But families are working together to end the practice.