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NewsDesk MC May 12, 2026May 12, 2026 child casualties, civilian deaths, east jerusalem, Geneva, humanitarian agencies, humanitarian crisis, international criticism, Israel military operations, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, James Elder, Middle East tensions, military escalation, occupied territories, Palestinian children, Palestinian Territories, refugee camps, regional instability, UN statement, unicef, united nations, west bank

UN Condemns Rising Child Deaths in Israeli Operations Across West Bank

Geneva- The United Nations on Tuesday condemned the growing number of Palestinian child deaths linked to Israeli military operations in

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NewsDesk MC April 28, 2026April 28, 2026 Al-Fashir, Child Alert, child hunger, child protection, civil war, Darfur, displacement, famine, food insecurity, Geneva, humanitarian crisis, malnutrition, north darfur, Port Sudan, rapid support forces, rsf, Sheldon Yett, sudan, sudanese army, unicef, united nations, united states

UN warns Darfur children at breaking point as hunger and violence intensify

Geneva — Five million children across Sudan’s Darfur region are facing extreme hunger, violence and displacement as the country’s civil

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NewsDesk MC April 24, 2026April 24, 2026 Africa health, Asia health, Big Catch Up, child health, child vaccination, COVID-19 impact, disease prevention, foreign aid cuts, Gavi, global health, global vaccination, healthcare systems, immunization campaign, immunization gaps, measles outbreak, polio prevention, public health, routine immunization, social media impact, Tedros Ghebreyesus, unicef, vaccine confidence, vaccine coverage, vaccine misinformation, who

UN says global child vaccine catch-up campaign nears 21 million target despite setbacks

Geneva— The United Nations said on Friday a global campaign to immunize children who missed routine vaccinations during the COVID-19

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NewsDesk MC April 23, 2026April 23, 2026 Argentina health, child health, child mortality, conflict zones, development funding, Executive Board, global governance, global health policy, global inequality, healthcare systems, humanitarian policy, immunization, Malaysia adolescents, maternal health, mental health, noncommunicable diseases, primary healthcare, public health strategy, South Africa child survival, Sudan crisis, UN80 initiative, unicef, vaccine hesitancy, youth policy

UNICEF Board Warns Child Survival Gains at Risk as Funding Cuts and Conflicts Strain Global Health Systems

“The question before us is whether these hard-won gains will be sustained or undone.” The UNICEF Executive Board concluded its

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NewsDesk MC April 23, 2026 armed violence, Artibonite, Caribbean crisis, child displacement, child protection, child recruitment, climate shocks, education crisis, food insecurity, fragile states, gang violence, gender-based violence, global aid, Haiti crisis, healthcare collapse, humanitarian aid, humanitarian response, internal displacement, malnutrition, Port-au-Prince, poverty Haiti, school closures, social services, unicef

Haiti’s Deepening ‘Polycrisis’ Leaves Millions of Children at Risk Amid Violence and Service Collapse

“Each day brings new horrors, with children facing violence, displacement and a collapse of the systems meant to protect them.”

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NewsDesk MC April 20, 2026April 20, 2026 airstrikes, armed conflict, child protection, children, civilian casualties, conflict zones, displacement, education disruption, emergency response, evacuation, healthcare impact, humanitarian crisis, infrastructure damage, international humanitarian law, iran, lebanon, mental health, middle east, North Africa, psychosocial support, shelters, unicef, urban violence, war trauma

Escalating Regional Violence Exposes Children in Middle East to Repeated Displacement and Psychological Strain

“Is this a war?” — a question from a 14-year-old in Tehran that underscores the growing normalization of conflict in

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NewsDesk MC April 20, 2026April 20, 2026 afghanistan, aid operations, camps, CDC, cholera risk, displacement, earthquake, emergency response, humanitarian crisis, hygiene, infrastructure damage, Kunar, Laghman, Nangarhar, polio programme, public health, reconstruction, resilience, safe drinking water, sanitation, unicef, WASH, Water, waterborne diseases

Earthquake Damage to Water Systems in Eastern Afghanistan Drives Humanitarian Response in Displacement Camps

“Every morning, I worried about where to get water… getting clean water became a daily struggle.” Three months after a

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NewsDesk MC April 20, 2026April 20, 2026 caregivers, child protection, child-friendly spaces, community recovery, conflict-affected, disaster impact, displacement, earthquake, education disruption, emotional wellbeing, humanitarian aid, humanitarian response, Inle Lake, mental health, Myanmar, ngos, Nyaungshwe, psychosocial support, safe spaces, Shan State, Southeast Asia, trauma recovery, unicef, youth resilience

One Year After Myanmar Earthquake, Child Protection Programmes Focus on Psychological Recovery in Displacement Areas

“Before, I was scared to talk to people… now I can stand in front of others and lead.” One year

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NewsDesk MC April 20, 2026April 20, 2026 Africa crisis, Al Fasher, child protection, community resilience, conflict, Darfur, displacement, education, emergency response, Golo, health care, humanitarian aid, humanitarian crisis, internal displacement, malnutrition, midwives, psychosocial support, refugees, Rokero, safe spaces, sudan, Tawila, unicef, war impact

Displacement Crisis in Sudan Drives Community-Led Support for Children and Families in Darfur

“I still have something to give even after losing everything.” More than 1,000 days into the conflict in Sudan, large-scale

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NewsDesk MC April 20, 2026April 20, 2026 administrative data, development studies, digital governance, education, education inequality, education policy, education reform, education systems, human capital, learning outcomes, MIRADOR, public policy, pupil teacher ratio, rural education, school equity, school infrastructure, senegal, sub Saharan Africa, teacher allocation, teacher distribution, teaching workforce, unicef, west africa, workforce management

“Important challenges remain in ensuring an equitable and efficient distribution of teachers.”

“Important challenges remain in ensuring an equitable and efficient distribution of teachers.” The government of Senegal has made measurable progress

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