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24 May 2024

EU adopts historic Directive requiring large companies to focus on children’s rights

Large companies operating in the European Union will have to take child rights into consideration when they carry out due diligence processes.

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30 Nov 2023

ETHIOPIA: At least 23 killed as a new cholera outbreak poses deadly threat to thousands of displaced children

A new cholera outbreak in Ethiopia’s Somali region is exacerbating suffering for thousands of children and families recently displaced by floods

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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

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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

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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

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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.

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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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UN Security Council must reconvene and pass resolution for ceasefire – Aid agencies

Joint aid agencies statement on failure of the UN Security Council to authorise resolution demanding humanitarian ceasefire

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Through the Lens of Resilience: Indigenous children in Colombia photograph the climate crisis

Press release on participatory photo project by Save the Children in Colombia

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NGOs express grave concern over suspension of food assistance in Yemen

Save the Children joins more than 20 humanitarian organisations in Yemen voicing deep concern regarding the World Food Programme's suspension of food