Sana’a - 03 December—Save the Children is alarmed and deeply concerned by the new UN report [1] on food insecurity in Yemen, revealing that 16.2 million people in the country are facing high levels...
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Children being held in overcrowded conditions after twelve-fold rise in number of people making perilous voyage Dakar – 03 December: Save the Children has warned of concerns for the mental well-being...
Situation update Somalia has been challenged by continual shocks, including COVID-19, locust infestation, and flooding, which constrained access and resources for the BRCiS programme throughout the...
Safeguarding migrant and displaced children in a digital world The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many millions of people around the world online and accelerated the pace and uptake of technological...
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Geneva, 1 December – With the United Nations estimating some 235 million people across the globe will be in need of life-saving support in 2021, it is vital that aid organisations have unhindered...
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Save the Children is deeply worried about lone child refugees arriving separated from their parents from Ethiopia into Sudan, as they are at risk of exploitation and abuse. Their number could be in...
At least 11 civilians including 4 children were killed yesterday, 29 November, after artillery shells hit houses in the south of Hodeida city in Yemen. The deadly attack comes just two weeks before...
Nutritional Risk in Infants under 6 months: literature review A review of existing literature and data on the risks of undernutrition in infants under 6 months (u6m) was conducted. Searches were made...
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Potential risk of famine in Yemen and South Sudan, warns Save the Children. An estimated 11 million children under five are facing extreme hunger or starvation[i] across eleven countries in Africa,...
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Context Situation in Ethiopia In early November 2020, military confrontations between federal and regional forces in Ethiopia's Tigray region, which borders both Sudan and Eritrea, led the Government...
Children's safety is at risk without adequate accommodation, Save the Children warns; parents say they have come back to destruction and bomb remnants. Thousands of children and their families are...
October registers the highest casualty toll as children die in recent escalation At least 43 children have been killed and another 84 injured in North West Syria since the start of a ceasefire in...
Save the Children is deeply concerned about the impact on children and their families of Cyclone Gati, the strongest tropical cyclone to make landfall in Somalia on record. According to reports,...
International donors to Afghanistan have made disappointing funding pledges to a country where nearly 40 per cent of the population, 14 million people, are in desperate need of life-saving support,...
CONDICIONES GENERALES A NIVEL PAÍS: La Depresión Tropical Eta ingresó al territorio guatemalteco el pasado jueves 04 de noviembre, provocando una serie de derrumbes, deslaves, inundaciones y crecidas...
New figures reveal the appalling cost of the decades long conflict to children in Afghanistan, as Save the Children joins calls for increased humanitarian funding ahead of this week's donor...
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Nearly 200 UK humanitarian, development and domestic charity leaders and leaders, including The National Federation of Women’s Institutes, Save the Children, Greenpeace UK, UNICEF UK and Friends of...
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New Report: On average 25 children killed or injured in conflicts every day for the past decade Save the Children calls for states to endorse declaration on avoiding use of explosive weapons in...
Ahead of the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Saudi Arabia on 21 November, 11 aid organisations are calling for early action to prevent soaring rates of hunger and malnutrition resulting from the...
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With thousands of people crossing the border from Ethiopia into Sudan, the safety of children must be the focus of any response, Save the Children urged today. It’s very easy for children to be...