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Agenda for #EVERYchild
As world leaders set out a roadmap for human progress over the next 15 years, it is vital that every child is included, and that children everywhere are at the heart of the new global agenda.
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Syrian crisis
As the crisis enters its third year, the world must not forget the human realities at stake.
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Latest press releases
- Amid surging conflict in Yemen, UNICEF mobile teams respond to children’s urgent health needs
- Millions of children in Syria at high risk of disease amid water scarcity and summer heat
- Children’s lives at serious risk if DPR Korea drought continues, UNICEF warns
- Children make up one fifth of cholera deaths in South Sudan: UNICEF
- UNICEF teams, supplies arrive in areas affected by new Ebola cases in Liberia
- Urgent action needed to tackle child labour caused by Syrian Crisis: Save the Children and UNICEF
- UNICEF, WHO: Lack of sanitation for 2.4 billion people undermining health improvements
- Millions of children in war-torn Yemen at risk of disease and malnutrition – UNICEF
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