Child refugees: the world's uprooted youth
The world has more young refugees than at any time for 70 years. Their exile, trauma and resettlement has profound implications for the world over the next 20 years.
Unaccompanied child refugees' suffering on route to Europe laid bare
Interviews with 50 refugees aged nine to 17 in Sweden reveal scale of trauma, as they tell of imprisonment, rape and beatings
The refugee children of Idomeni: alone, far from home but clinging to hope
They have fled their wartorn homelands in Syria and Afghanistan. Now they are stuck in northern Greece – so close to a new life
The refugee children choosing between work and war – video
From war to sweatshop for Syria's child refugees
Homesick, lonely, sleepless – and these are the lucky child refugees
The scale of the struggle faced by young arrivals trying to adapt to a new country is revealed, as Britain prepares to accept more unaccompanied youngsters
First laughs since Syria: the clowns getting refugee children smiling
Volunteers in Europe and Turkey are helping young people uprooted from their homes with everything from entertainment to education
Quarter of child refugees arriving in EU travelled without parents
Almost 368,000 minors sought asylum in Europe last year, the majority Syrian, Afghan or Iraqi
