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SYRIA: Number of children going hungry up by 35% in just four months

SYRIA: Number of children going hungry up by 35% in just four months
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1 in 6 children living in conflict zones at risk of sexual violence by armed groups

1 in 6 children living in conflict zones at risk of sexual violence by armed groups

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YEMEN: Over two million children expected to go hungry or starve in 2021 - Save the Children

YEMEN: Over two million children expected to go hungry or starve in 2021 - Save the Children

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An End to U.S. Participation in the War in Yemen: “A Critical Step to Saving Children’s Lives”

An End to U.S. Participation in the War in Yemen: “A Critical Step to Saving Children’s Lives”

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840,000 children going hungry as Somalia declares state of emergency over locust invasion

840,000 children going hungry as Somalia declares state of emergency over locust invasion

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Number of displaced Palestinian children at a four-year high as demolitions in West Bank continue

Number of displaced Palestinian children at a four-year high as demolitions in West Bank continue

A child in the camp, Northern rural Aleppo, Syria

SYRIA: THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN PUSHED OUT OF EDUCATION AFTER 119 SCHOOLS ARE FLOODED

SYRIA: THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN PUSHED OUT OF EDUCATION AFTER 119 SCHOOLS ARE FLOODED

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Repatriation of foreign children in Syria slowed by COVID-19, as new footage emerges of life in camps

Repatriation of foreign children in Syria slowed by COVID-19, as new footage emerges of life in camps

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