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Two-thirds of Afghan children need help to survive in 2022

Two-thirds of Afghan children need help to survive in 2022

Shamsuddin*, 70 lost his home after a fire erupted on January 9 in a Rohingya camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh

Second fire of 2022 leaves 750 children homeless in Rohingya refugee camp, says Save the Children

Second fire of 2022 leaves 750 children homeless in Rohingya refugee camp, says Save the Children

A teacher sits with a child in Uganda

Catch-up clubs to stop children dropping out after world’s longest school closure

Catch-up clubs to stop children dropping out after world’s longest school closure

Amina and her daughter Fatima* holding Plumpy'Nut RUTF at the Stabilisation Centre, Gardo General Hospital, Somalia

Mass hunger to ‘Blah Blah Blah’ on Climate: The 7 biggest challenges facing children in 2022

Mass hunger to ‘Blah Blah Blah’ on Climate: The 7 biggest challenges facing children in 2022

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Sudan crisis: Children forced to work, skip meals as situation worsens

Sudan crisis: Children forced to work, skip meals as situation worsens

Sanito's family of puppets

Puppet family helps children in Peru cope with emotional toll of COVID-19

Puppet family helps children in Peru cope with emotional toll of COVID-19

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More than 4 million children affected after Super Typhoon Rai tears through Philippines

More than 4 million children affected after Super Typhoon Rai tears through Philippines

Mother and child in a health clinic getting treatment for severe acute malnutrition, hunger, Afghanistan

Number of Afghan Children without enough to eat up 3.3 million in just four months

Number of Afghan Children without enough to eat up 3.3 million in just four months

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