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UNICEF Warns of Near Collapse of Education System in Gaza

UNICEF Warns of Near Collapse of Education System in Gaza

UNICEF Warns of Near Collapse of Education System in Gaza …….. UNICEF has warned that Gaza’s education system is on the brink of collapse due to the ongoing Israeli war, citing extensive damage to schools and massive disruption to learning…
UNICEF Warns of Worsening Child Displacement Crisis in Eastern DR Congo

UNICEF Warns of Worsening Child Displacement Crisis in Eastern DR Congo

UNICEF Warns of Worsening Child Displacement Crisis in Eastern DR Congo …………… More than 500,000 people, including over 100,000 children, have been displaced since Dec. 1 as a result of escalating fighting in South Kivu Province in the eastern Democratic…
UNICEF: Children’s Needs Worldwide at Unprecedented Levels, Agency Seeks $7.66 Billion for 2026

UNICEF: Children’s Needs Worldwide at Unprecedented Levels, Agency Seeks $7.66 Billion for 2026

UNICEF: Children’s Needs Worldwide at Unprecedented Levels, Agency Seeks $7.66 Billion for 2026 ———————————- The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has warned that the basic needs of children around the world have reached historic levels, driven by escalating global crises…
UNICEF: Over 600 Million Children Live with Violence at Home

UNICEF: Over 600 Million Children Live with Violence at Home

UNICEF: Over 600 Million Children Live with Violence at Home ———————– A new report released Tuesday by UNICEF warns that around 610 million children worldwide — more than one in four — live in households where their mothers have experienced…
UNICEF Reports 28 Children Killed Daily in Gaza, Calls for Immediate Ceasefire

UNICEF Reports 28 Children Killed Daily in Gaza, Calls for Immediate Ceasefire

UNICEF Reports 28 Children Killed Daily in Gaza, Calls for Immediate Ceasefire —————————— The UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has stated that an average of 28 children are being killed every day in Gaza due to bombardments, malnutrition, starvation, and a…
UNICEF Urges France to Recognize Exploited Minors as Victims, Not Criminals

UNICEF Urges France to Recognize Exploited Minors as Victims, Not Criminals

UNICEF Urges France to Recognize Exploited Minors as Victims, Not Criminals …………….. UNICEF France has criticized the country’s response to child exploitation, warning that thousands of minors involved in criminal activities are being treated as offenders rather than victims. The…
UNICEF Warns Education of 230,000 Rohingya children at risk

UNICEF Warns Education of 230,000 Rohingya children at risk

UNICEF Warns Education of 230,000 Rohingya children at risk ———————— Around 230,000 Rohingya children in Bangladesh face an education crisis due to a severe funding shortfall, UNICEF has warned. The agency stated that without urgent and sustained financial support, critical…
UNICEF, IRCS Bolster Emergency Education for Iranian Children

UNICEF, IRCS Bolster Emergency Education for Iranian Children

UNICEF Iran and the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) have launched a joint initiative to safeguard early childhood education (ECE) during emergencies, targeting Iran’s disaster-prone regions, UNICEF website reported. As Asia’s fourth most vulnerable country to natural disasters, Iran faces…
UNICEF forced to close malnutrition centers in Gaza amid worsening humanitarian crisis

UNICEF forced to close malnutrition centers in Gaza amid worsening humanitarian crisis

UNICEF has Shut down 21 malnutrition treatment centers in the Gaza Strip due to ongoing Israeli military operations and recent evacuation orders, Arab News reported. Spokesperson Kazem Abu Khalaf stated that these closures are linked to the deteriorating security situation…
UNICEF Warns of Child Malnutrition Crisis in Ethiopia, Nigeria Amid Funding Crisis

UNICEF Warns of Child Malnutrition Crisis in Ethiopia, Nigeria Amid Funding Crisis

UNICEF has issued a warning that access to ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) for malnourished children in Ethiopia and Nigeria could cease by May unless urgent funding is secured, Anadolu Agency reported. Deputy Executive Director Kitty van der Heijden reported that…
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