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“Complete psychological destruction”: Children in Gaza have suffered “relentless mental harm” during five months of war – Save the Children
Five months of violence, displacement, starvation and disease on top of nearly 17 years of a blockade have caused relentless mental harm to children in Gaza
Alternative aid delivery in Gaza: children do not have time to wait - Save the Children
Save the Children press release on alternative aid delivery including ports and airdrops
Cousins campaigning against child marriage hope village laws go national in Sierra Leone
When 19-year-old Kuji* managed to stop her cousin Kpemeh’s* marriage at age 15
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International Women’s Day: Save the Children, the LEGO Group and the LEGO Foundation launch new initiative to empower Girls to become Unstoppable Women
A new ‘Girls Unstoppable’ programme has its sights on freeing up girls from chores and care work and getting them into girls clubs.
BURKINA FASO: Over 2,000 children diagnosed with suspected measles in nationwide outbreak
Over 2,000 children in Burkina Faso are suspected to have contracted measles
Nepal: Girl cricketers who successfully campaigned to end child marriage play in first provincial tournament to mark International Women’s Day
Girl cricketers who joined forces on and off the pitch to campaign against child marriage take part in their first provincial ‘all-girls' tournament
JOINT STATEMENT: Humanitarian agencies issue a fervent plea for the cessation of hostilities in Southern Lebanon as growing humanitarian needs are further exacerbated
The Lebanon Humanitarian INGO Forum, made up of 66 international non-governmental organizations, expresses profound concern over the escalation of hos
CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS NINE FACE MASS SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND MUTILATION IN THE DRC – SAVE THE CHILDREN
Women and children fleeing deadly violence in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have reported surviving gruesome sexual attacks.
