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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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NORTH EAST SYRIA: RISE IN KILLINGS 'TERRIFYING' CHILDREN IN AL HOL CAMP, SAYS SAVE THE CHILDREN

NORTH EAST SYRIA: RISE IN KILLINGS 'TERRIFYING' CHILDREN IN AL HOL CAMP, SAYS SAVE THE CHILDREN

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Statement: Save the Children says G7 hunger commitment a ‘small start’ but more needed

Statement: Save the Children says G7 hunger commitment a ‘small start’ but more needed

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CLOSING SRI LANKA SCHOOLS FOR 2 WEEKS AMID FUEL CRISIS WILL LEAVE CHILDREN HUNGRY

CLOSING SRI LANKA SCHOOLS FOR 2 WEEKS AMID FUEL CRISIS WILL LEAVE CHILDREN HUNGRY

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“I thought the world was ending when I saw my family dead”: Afghan children lose entire families in fatal earthquake

“I thought the world was ending when I saw my family dead”: Afghan children lose entire families in fatal earthquake

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Missile strikes on residential areas of Kyiv, Ukraine: world leaders can not look away

Missile strikes on residential areas of Kyiv, Ukraine: world leaders can not look away

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G7 Leaders must commit to immediate, multi-billion USD package to combat unprecedented global hunger crisis

G7 Leaders must commit to immediate, multi-billion USD package to combat unprecedented global hunger crisis

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Fears for 118,000 children in wake of Afghanistan’s deadly earthquake

Save the Children and other agencies are deploying teams to the worst-hit areas to assess the damage and immediate needs of children and their families following the earthquake in Afghanistan.

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Malnourished children are treated on mattresses outside overflowing hospitals as Somalia accelerates towards famine

Malnourished children are treated on mattresses outside overflowing hospitals as Somalia accelerates towards famine