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India heatwave: Warning issued for four states as heat curbs outdoor play for children

India’s heatwave shows no sign of abating as the country’s meteorological department warned of extreme heat.

Muntosh*(12) on the far right with other students at the catchup class, DRC

“THIS JOB DOESN'T DESERVE ME”: CATCH-UP CLUBS HELP STOP CHILD LABOUR IN DRC’S DEADLY COBALT MINES

Children working in some of the DRC cobalt mines are getting support to trade their tools for textbooks.

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First-ever International Day of Play marked to help children reach full potential

Today marks the first-ever International Day of Play, which has been declared by the United Nations General Assembly to champion and protect children.

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UN ceasefire resolution must be enacted immediately to protect children from further violence and starvation - Save the Children

Statement - Save the Children IMMEDIATE RELEASE UN ceasefire resolution must be enacted immediately to protect children from further violence and s

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New EU Parliament must put the needs of children at the centre of its political agenda – Save the Children

New EU Parliament must put the needs of children at the centre of its political agenda – Save the Children

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PHILIPPINES: Mount Kanlaon eruption forces 385,000 children out of school

A volcanic eruption in the Philippines has forced at least 684 schools to close.

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‘There is a wall between us’: As new school year begins in Thailand, funding shortages hinder education for refugee children on Myanmar border

As Thai children head back to school following a long summer break, a lack of funding has hindered many displaced children from Myanmar.

A flooded residential area from the monsoon. Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Floods in Sri Lanka kill 15 people and force four million children out of classrooms

While monsoon rains are normal in Sri Lanka, impacts such as flooding are now more frequent and severe due to climate change

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