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UNICEF appeals for more support to address impacts of over a decade of violent conflict, COVID-19 and economic fallout from war in Ukraine.
1.7 million children require urgent treatment for severe acute malnutrition in Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia. [VIDEO]
Why UNICEF sends puzzles, puppets and building blocks to children caught in crisis. [VIDEO]
Disruptions in global markets have sent food prices soaring, heightening the risks of malnutrition for millions of children.
UNICEF and partners are working to protect children and their rights in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. [VIDEO]
During and after conflict, children and the services they rely on must be protected. [VIDEO]
UNICEF helps struggling families make ends meet in war-torn Yemen. [VIDEO]
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UNICEF's humanitarian response in and around Syria reflects deep, devastating effects of over a decade of violence and rights violations.
Wherever there is war — whether it's Yemen or Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Syria or Ukraine — it is children who suffer first and suffer the most.
For her first field trip as UNICEF's Executive Director, Catherine Russell went to Pakistan and Afghanistan. A personal account.
70 percent of Yemen's population, including 11.3 million children, need humanitarian aid. UNICEF & partners are working to save lives.