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Ground incursion of Israeli forces in south of Lebanon will have deadly consequences for children, warns Save the Children
Save the Children calls for an immediate ceasefire to prevent further suffering, ensure safe humanitarian access, and stop the conflict from escalating further across the region.
ABOUT 60,000 CHILDREN CROSSED INTO SYRIA FROM LEBANON IN LESS THAN A WEEK
About 60,000 children have fled into Syria from Lebanon in the past week, with many suffering from dehydration and exhaustion
Nepal: At least 14 children killed and schools closed after floods and landslides triggered by record breaking rain
Floods and landslides caused by unprecedented rainfall in parts of Nepal have killed at least 14 children and closed schools, said Save the Children, as the changing climate further impacts children’s lives in Asia.
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Aid agencies call for action as extreme hunger spikes in Haiti
Haiti is grappling with one of the world’s worst hunger crises, with nearly half the population, or over 5 million people, facing acute food insecurity or worse.
About 140,000 children displaced by Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon, many arriving in shelters severely distressed
Over 400,000 people have been displaced since the start of Israeli airstrikes on Sunday
Haiti’s class sizes double as mental health crisis worsens among students – Save the Children
Haiti’s ongoing violence is set to force thousands of children into overcrowded classrooms when schools reopen next week
Children get creative with plants and poetry to illustrate their hopes as child rights mark 100 years
Children from Indonesia, Syria and Ukraine create photo montages and poems to show what is most important to them to mark 100 years of child rights
TWO-THIRDS OF CHILDREN INTERACT DAILY ONLINE WITH PEOPLE THEY DON’T KNOW DESPITE GROOMING FEARS - REPORT
Over six in 10 children with access to the internet interact with "unknown others” daily despite concerns about online grooming
