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Increasing bombardment damaging essential services and putting children in Lebanon at great risk

Children must be protected and the services they rely on must be safeguarded, in line with international law.

Urgent humanitarian response needed amidst escalating conflict in Lebanon – WFP and UNICEF

Statement attributable to UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Ted Chaiban and WFP Deputy Executive Director Carl Skau

A boy in red shirt stands in front of people sitting together in Lebanon

UNICEF provides medical supplies for about 2 million people in need in Lebanon

Health services under immense strain as the number of casualties and injuries rise, including among children

A UNICEF worker oversees humanitarian aid being offloaded from a cargo airplane.

Geneva Palais briefing note: Caught in the Crossfire – Lebanon’s children under fire

This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Spokesperson James Elder – to whom quoted text may be attributed - at today's press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva

UNICEF is distributing winter clothes and school kits to displaced families in South Lebanon.

Children in Lebanon pay heavy price amid intensifying conflict in the south and compounding national crises

75 per cent of children in Lebanon at risk of poverty, as multiple overlapping crises push families closer to the brink.

Aya, 4 years old. UNICEF is distributing winter clothes and school kits to displaced families in South Lebanon.

Children hit ever-harder by Lebanon’s unrelenting crises – UNICEF

The impact of Lebanon’s unrelenting, overlapping crises continues to worsen, increasingly robbing children of their education and forcing many into child labour, as parents struggle with ever-diminishing resources.

Bahaa, 13 years old Lebanese child, decided to work during summer time to support his parents in generating income for the family.

Lebanon’s crisis stretches families’ coping ability to breaking point – UNICEF

Families in Lebanon are barely able to meet their most basic needs despite cutting down drastically on expenses according to a new survey by UNICEF.

On 1 September 2020, Kevin, 8 years old, left, with his mother Nadida Kayyal Bakli and brother at the UNICEF's children friendly space (CFS) at the Karantina public garden in Beirut, Lebanon.

Deprived of the basics, robbed of their dreams, children in Lebanon lose trust in their parents: UNICEF report

A UNICEF report shows that much of the progress towards achieving children’s basic rights has been eroded by the economic crisis and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lebanon’s crisis threatening children’s health – UNICEF

With Lebanon’s health system being stretched to breaking point by so many crises, impoverished families can no longer afford to even access basic health care for their children – as many dedicated health workers struggle to keep operations running during the crisis

80,000 children displaced due to Beirut explosions – UNICEF

UNICEF scales up response and assistance to children and families

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