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Drought by day, ice by night: Extreme weather in Peru’s Andes killing crops and leaving families hungry
Press release on extreme weather in the Andes, Peru, due to climate change and El Nino
Schooling and safety top list of refugee children’s concerns – Save the Children survey
Refugee children globally fear discrimination and exclusion from schooling, violence in camps and the community, and want a say in their future
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ONE IN THREE CHILDREN IN AFGHANISTAN TO ENTER 2024 FACING CRISIS LEVELS OF HUNGER
Save the Children press release on IPC figures on hunger in Afghanistan
Number of grave violations against children in conflict rose 13% in 2022 to average 76 a day– Save the Children
Number of grave violations against children in conflict rose 13% in 2022 to average 76 a day– Save the Children
COP28: FOSSIL FUEL AGREEMENT WILL HELP PROTECT CHILD RIGHTS BUT MORE IS NEEDED FOR A JUST TRANSITION – SAVE THE CHILDREN
Picture of Naomi from South Sudan, speaking at the Plenary at COP28 in Dubai
SAVE THE CHILDREN CONDEMNS KILLING OF STAFF MEMBER AND FAMILY IN ISRAELI AIRSTRIKE IN GAZA
SAVE THE CHILDREN CONDEMNS KILLING OF STAFF MEMBER AND FAMILY IN ISRAELI AIRSTRIKE IN GAZA.
HUNGER NAMED AS THE MOST CONCERNING ISSUE FACING CHILDREN IN 2023 - GLOBAL SURVEY
Hunger is the most concerning issue affecting children around the world this year, according to almost half of adults surveyed by Save the Children.
Deaths by starvation and disease may top deaths by bombs as families squeezed into deadly “safe zones”, two months into Gaza crisis
Save the Children press release on how deaths by starvation and disease may top deaths by bombs in Gaza two months into the crisis
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