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Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore on school attacks in Afghanistan and Cameroon

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Door-to-door Vitamin A campaign for Rohingya children

Vitamin-A campaign for Rohingya children goes door-to-door due to COVID-19

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Monsoon floods push millions of children into uncertainty

Over 4.5 million people, close to half of them children, have been affected by the recent monsoon floods in different regions of Bangladesh

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Rapid Behavioral and Sentiment Assessment and accompanying policy brief

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COVID-19: Children at heightened risk of abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence amidst intensifying containment measures – UNICEF

Newly released technical guidance aims to help authorities strengthen protection measures for children during pandemic

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UNICEF statement on COVID-19 outbreak

COVID-19: IFRC, UNICEF and WHO issue guidance to protect children and support safe school operations

Guidance includes practical actions and checklists for administrators, teachers, parents and children

Statement by Charlotte Petri Gornitzka, UNICEF Deputy Executive Director for Partnerships, on coronavirus misinformation

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UNICEF to further expand access to education for Rohingya...

“Education takes people from the darkness and brings them into the light. “What drives me is the students’ ambition to learn,” said Rozina Aktar, a teacher

A young Rohingya boy in a t-shirt holds an umbrella while rain falls. In the background is Cox's Bazaar, flooded with brown water.

FACT SHEET: ‘The climate crisis is a child rights crisis’