Hunger and malnutrition being driven by climate crisis and conflict in South Sudan
The proportion of people facing severe acute food insecurity is at the highest level ever, surpassing levels seen even during the conflicts in 2013 and 2016.
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Mass displacements in eastern DRC pose a deadly threat to children and young people
There are nearly 190 children who have been separated from their families or caregivers during the chaos of recent displacements
Over 27 million children at risk as devastating floods set records across the world
Number of children affected by flooding in Chad, Gambia, Pakistan and north-east Bangladesh highest in over 30 years
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UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell concludes Viet Nam visit, commends country’s commitment to children
UNICEF Executive Director called for urgent action to address challenges like malnutrition and inequalities that have been exacerbated by COVID-19 and climate shocks
UNICEF Poll: African youth report reconsidering having children due to climate change at higher rate than youth from other regions
Globally, 2 in 5 young people said the impacts of climate change have made them rethink their desire to start a family, according to agency’s latest U-Report findings.
Actor Saara Chaudry joins UNICEF Canada as an Ambassador and calls on Canadians to Go Blue for National Child Day to champion children’s rights
Canadian Screen Award-winning actor, and Harvard freshman Saara Chaudry announced today that she is taking on a new, exciting role as UNICEF Canada Ambassador.
Violence, conflict and unrest robs nearly 580 children of their lives in the Middle East and North Africa since start of year
Ahead of World Children’s Day, UNICEF calls for protection of children and their rights across region
Top UN, ICRC leaders urge stepped-up global support to protect civilians from explosive weapons in populated areas
Milestone political declaration to open for signature on 18 November
Racism and discrimination against children rife in countries worldwide – UNICEF
New report outlines how children are discriminated against in health, access to government resources, and education; analysis of 22 countries shows advantaged groups are twice as likely to have basic reading skills
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