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14 January 2018

Humanitarian Response

All offices are empowered to deliver timely, equitable and principled humanitarian action

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A worsening health crisis for children in Lebanon

The consequences of the failing health system has immediate and longer-term impacts on children

A child getting examined by the doctor at the PHC

Lebanon’s crisis is threatening children’s health – UNICEF

EVENT- Eleven years on the crisis in Syria: What does the future hold for Syrian children and young people?

Wednesday, 30 March 2022, 10:00 AM Amman/Beirut Time – 9:00 AM Cairo Time – 7:00 AM GMT

A mother and child with a health worker

Secretary-General's remarks at virtual High-Level Pledging Event for the Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen

Wednesday, 16 March 2022

Ghosson, 16 months old, is being measured by the health workers at the UNICEF supported-mobile clinic in Al-Jufainah IDP camp, Marib, Yemen March 2022. Ghosson was treated from Severe Acute Malnutrition by UNICEF supported health facility. .

UNICEF’s Executive Director’s statement at the High-Level Pledging Event on the Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen

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04 January 2022

Two children killed and five injured in Syria as the new year starts

From Kambou Fofana, Acting UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa

19 October 2021

‘Shameful milestone’ in Yemen as 10,000 children killed or maimed since fighting began

Geneva Palais briefing note on the situation of children in Yemen

Joint Statement on the Syria Cross-Border Security Council Resolution Renewal

Portrait of Rim Ramadan 8 years old Syrian refugee at her temporary house in an informal settlement camp in Arsal, Lebanon

Lebanon: Escalating crisis puts children at risk as the majority of families cannot afford to meet the basic needs of their children

“More and more families are being forced to resort to negative coping measures, including skipping meals, sending their children to work in often hazardous conditions, or marrying off their young daughters” – Yukie Mokuo, UNICEF Representative