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Statement
22 July 2022
Three children killed in late-night violence in Tripoli
Statement by UNICEF Libya
Fadel Abdulhameed, 10 years old, studies in the fourth grade at Al Zyadi School in Al Zyadi Village, Lahj governorate, Yemen. “My favorite subject is the Holy Quran. I want to be a doctor when I grow older to treat people.”
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16 March 2022
Yemen crisis
Yemen is one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises – and children are being robbed of their futures.
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Statement
23 December 2021
Reports of excessive use of force against children in Sudan
From Kambou Fofana, Acting UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa
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Statement
20 October 2021
Four children killed on their way to school in northwest Syria
From Ted Chaiban, UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa
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Statement
28 February 2021
UNICEF calls for the safe reintegration and repatriation of all children in al-Hol Camp and across the northeast of Syria
Three children killed and 15 injured as fire breaks out in crowded camp
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05 November 2020
At least five children and two aid workers killed in a renewed wave of violence in northwest Syria
Statement from Ted Chaiban, UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa
An injured child
Statement
26 February 2020
Children and teachers killed as schools and kindergartens attacked in Idlib
Statement attributable to Ted Chaiban, UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa
Al Hol Camp
News note
17 July 2019
Unwanted, exploited and abused: tens of thousands of children in Al-Hol camp and several parts of Syria in limbo amid dire humanitarian needs
UNICEF calls for improved humanitarian access and protection of children including re-integration into local communities and safe return to home countries
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Statement
07 July 2019
At least seven children killed in yet another attack on civilians in northwest Syria
From UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore
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Press release
26 May 2019
Attack in Taiz leaves 7 children dead, brings total child casualties in Yemen to 27 in just over 10 days
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore