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The UN Security Council expressed grave concern over escalating violence in Sudan, especially in El Fasher, condemning attacks on humanitarian convoys and facilities. They reiterated the need for protection of …
Security Council Press Statement on the Situation in Sudan Read More
The article reports that RSF airstrikes in Khartoum have led to 120 deaths and significant kidnappings. The Emergency Room indicates severe human rights abuses, including abductions and malnutrition crises among …
Tragic Toll of RSF Attacks in Sudan: 120 Lives Lost and Hundreds Kidnapped Read More
A UNICEF report reveals that 51 million children in eastern and southern Africa are at risk due to extreme weather patterns. 64 million children under five are enduring severe food …
UNICEF Report: 51 Million Children at Risk from Climate Crisis in Africa Read More
A UNICEF report highlights that 51 million children in eastern and southern Africa are at risk due to climate change. With one in three children under five experiencing severe food …
The Dire Impact of Climate Crisis on 51 Million Children in Africa Read More
UNICEF reported that 242 million children in 85 countries faced schooling interruptions due to extreme weather in 2024. Heatwaves, flooding, and cyclones significantly disrupted education, especially in low-income nations. Approximately …
UNICEF Reports 242 Million Children Affected by Extreme Weather in 2024 Read More
UNICEF revealed that nearly 250 million children missed school last year due to extreme weather, with 74% in low- and middle-income countries. Heatwaves, floods, and cyclones caused significant disruptions, particularly …
UNICEF Reports 250 Million Children Missed School Due to Climate Extremes Read More
UNICEF reported that nearly 250 million children missed school last year due to extreme weather, with a significant impact in low-income countries. Regions such as southern Europe also experienced disruptions. …
UNICEF Reports 250 Million Children Affected by Extreme Weather Interrupting Education Read More
UNICEF reported that nearly 250 million children missed school last year due to extreme weather, with 242 million affected in 85 countries. Climate hazards included heatwaves, floods, and cyclones, primarily …
UNICEF Reports 250 Million Children Affected by Extreme Weather Disruptions Read More
UNICEF reports that nearly 242 million children missed school due to extreme weather, affecting one in seven among school-age children. Disruptions were prominent in low-income countries and regions experiencing heatwaves, …
UNICEF Reports 250 Million Children Affected by School Disruptions Due to Extreme Weather Read More
UNICEF reports that extreme weather caused interruptions to schooling for 242 million children in 85 countries last year. Heatwaves, cyclones, and flooding were major factors, especially impacting low-income regions. The …
UNICEF Report: 242 Million Children Affected by Extreme Weather Disruptions Read More