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Convention on the Rights of the Child

For every child, every right

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Statement

02 January 2020
UNICEF’s New Year appeal for Syria: cease fighting in the northwest and end the nine-year war

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Press release

16 January 2020
Japan contributes $2.8 million to UNICEF’s emergency response for children in northeast Syria

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Statement

10 January 2020
UNICEF calls on all stakeholders to put children first and ensure their safeguarding in these times of crisis in Lebanon

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Press release

30 December 2019
2019 concludes a ‘deadly decade’ for children in conflict, with more than 170,000 grave violations verified since 2010 – UNICEF

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Statement

24 December 2019
Children bear the brunt of intensifying violence in northwest Syria

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Statement

02 December 2019
Eight children reportedly killed in attacks on Tal Rifaat in rural Aleppo north of Syria

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Statement

17 November 2019
Children’s rights progress in the Middle East and North Africa despite lasting inequality and conflict

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In other news

17 November 2019
Remarks to the press, Ted Chaiban, UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa ahead of the 30th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child

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Press release

31 October 2019
Put children and young people first

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Too little or too much

The state of the world's children report on nutrition

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News note

20 October 2019
Too little or too much: more than 16 million children are poorly nourished in the Middle East and North Africa

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Report

30 October 2019 - North East Syria Response #11

Situation Report of the Response to the Crisis in North East Syria

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Report

27 October 2019 - North East Syria Response #10

Situation Report of the Response to the Crisis in North East Syria

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