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Childrens rights

ED taking photo with a girl
Press release
02 March 2023
3.7 million children in earthquake-affected Syria face catastrophic combination of threats, warns UNICEF Executive Director, following two-day visit
children colouring
Report
05 November 2022
The impact of climate change on children
in the Middle East and North Africa

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Climate Change Impact On Children in MENA (PDF, 4 MB)
Document
11 October 2022
UNICEF Libya country programme 2023-2025

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UNICEF Libya country programme 2023-2025 (PDF, 20 MB)
Baha’a, 13 years old
Article
24 September 2022
Childhoods in Lebanon lost as families plunge into poverty
A new report by UNICEF shows the dire reality for children in Lebanon, three years into the economic crisis, as many have to work to support their family
During UNICEF Lebanon Country Programme Document
Press release
28 June 2022
UNICEF launches National consultations for its next Country Programme with stakeholders
UNICEF Black Banner
Statement
29 May 2022
Thirteen Palestinian children killed in the West Bank since January 2022
UNICEF reiterates call to protect all children, at all times
The son of Ajaib standing at the door
Article
14 December 2021
Lebanon’s new class of hyper-marginalised
Lebanon’s hyper-marginalised: excluded from mainstream social, economic, educational, and cultural life. In many cases, children are impacted the hardest
Dalal, 4 years old. The ever-worsening crisis in Lebanon impacts society’s most vulnerable disproportionately – none more so than its children. Increasingly, children are going to bed hungry and are not receiving the minimum standards of required health care
Press release
24 November 2021
Lebanon: UNICEF survey highlights children’s ever-worsening situation with dramatic deterioration of living conditions over six monthsn of living conditions over six months
“The staggering magnitude of the crisis must be a wake-up call. Urgent action is needed to ensure no child goes hungry, becomes sick or has to work instead of receiving an education.” Yukie Mokuo, UNICEF Representative
Cham 4 years old, in the informal settlement
Report
24 November 2021
The ever-worsening impact of Lebanon’s crisis on children
Hundreds of thousands of children are at risk. They are going to bed hungry, are not receiving the health care they need and are unable to attend school

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Surviving without basics Report (PDF, 1 MB)
UNICEF in Action (PDF, 649 KB)
A team from UNICEF – including UNICEF Lebanon Chief of Communications Raquel Fernandez (second right) and Programme Officer Rana Bizri (right) visits a PWHO drop-in centre
Article
01 September 2021
Children: Breadwinners instead of pupils
Lebanon’s children are increasingly the family breadwinner