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School year in Ukraine ends with empty classrooms
At least one in six UNICEF-supported schools in eastern Ukraine have been damaged or destroyed since the start of the…
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More than 1.5 million Angolan waiting for food
In 2022, 400,000 children are projected to be acutely malnourished. The prevalence of global acute malnutrition in some provinces are…
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Millions of children’s lives at risk in Afghanistan
As the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate in Afghanistan, there are alarming disruptions in health and nutrition services, a disastrous…
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Pakistan launches the biggest ever measles campaign in the world
Today Dr Faisal Sultan, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Health, launched a nationwide campaign to vaccinate more than…
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Millions of children are unable to go to school due to the pandemic
A child’s first day of school—a landmark moment for the youngest students and their parents around the world—has been delayed…
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Millions of Yemenis struggle with famine
“War overshadows everything,” said Martin Griffiths, briefing the Council for the first time in his capacity as Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian…
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After South Sudan’s independence, more children need help than ever before
A record 4.5 million children – two out of three – in South Sudan are in desperate need of humanitarian…
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Two million children are out of school in Yemen
Six years on, Yemeni children’s education has become one of the greatest casualties of Yemen’s devastating and ongoing conflict, according…
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MORE THAN 6 THOUSAND CHILDREN NEED HELP
The magnitude and gravity of child rights violations taking place across Tigray show no sign of abating, nearly seven months…
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INCREASED RISKS HIT HIGHEST LEVELS FOR CHILDREN IN THE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC SINCE 2014
“According to the latest estimates, at least 168,000 children were forced to flee their homes by widespread violence in the…
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