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Ethiopia: Measles and cholera outbreaks pose deadly threat to already malnourished children

A press release on the health and nutrition situation in Somali Region, Ethiopia, in light of droughts and severe conditions.

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Eastern DRC: Nearly 65,000 children forced to flee homes due to violent clashes, as Pope visits the country

A press release on the conflict in DRC that forced thousands of people to flee their homes.

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HEATING BRICKS AND MELTING ICE: CREATIVE WAYS UKRAINE FAMILIES ARE SURVIVING THIS WINTER

A Press Release on the winter in Ukraine and how people secure heating through creative ways

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11 million children in Yemen are struggling to survive, with Save the Children calling for increased funding

A release on lack of funds in Yemen and the 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan.

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WARNINGS OVER CHILD MALNUTRITION RISING IN NIGER THIS YEAR AS CLIMATE CRISIS, CONFLICT TAKE A TOLL

Press Release on the malnutrition and hunger among refugees in Niger

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Save the Children calls for more countries to follow France and repatriate women and children from unsafe camps in North East Syria

A release on the repatration of 32 children and 15 women from Roj Camp in North East Syria to France.

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UKRAINE: ONE SCHOOL DESTROYED EVERY OTHER DAY SINCE SEPTEMBER

Press Release on the destruction of schools in Ukraine due to war.

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SAVE THE CHILDREN SUPPORTS NEW WEB SERIES TO SHINE A LIGHT ON YOUNG LGBTQI+ LIVES IN NEPAL

Save the Children supports launch of new web series in Nepal

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