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Humanitarian action and emergencies

father Sayed Ali and his daughter Atifa
Remarks
18 May 2023
Afghanistan - A Children’s Crisis: UNICEF Afghanistan Representative Fran Equiza's remarks at the Daily Press Briefing by the Office of the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General
Sohida
Article
08 March 2023
Eight-year-old Sohida spent night alone on roadside
Furious fire leaves 6,000 Rohingya refugee children without shelter in Bangladesh refugee camps
fire in the Rohingya refugee camps
Statement
06 March 2023
Statement by UNICEF Representative in Bangladesh, Mr. Sheldon Yett, on the fire in the Rohingya refugee camps
Remarks
30 January 2023
Afghanistan: UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Omar Abdi's remarks at UN Press Briefing
children stand in front of a pool of stagnant flood water
Statement
09 January 2023
Historic flooding in Pakistan is a reminder that governments and partners must put children at the centre of efforts to build resiliency
Statement by Abdullah Fadil, UNICEF Representative in Pakistan
Humaira 8 years old, who have taken refuge with her family on higher roadside in Mirpur Khas District, Sindh Province, Pakistan.
Press release
09 January 2023
Up to 4 million children in Pakistan still living next to stagnant and contaminated floodwater
Child survival crisis remains acute in flood-affected areas as rates of respiratory infections and severe acute malnutrition soar
Statement
25 December 2022
Restricting female humanitarians from working and female students from access to education in Afghanistan is a ‘blatant violation of fundamental human rights’
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell
Yasir
Press release
05 December 2022
UNICEF appeals for US$10.3 billion emergency funding to support children affected by conflict, catastrophe and climate crises around the world
Funds will support essential programs for over 110 million children across 155 countries and territories through 2023
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Statement
28 October 2022
Climate devastation in Pakistan is an ominous precursor of catastrophes to come
Statement by George Laryea-Adjei, UNICEF Regional Director for South Asia, after visiting flood-affected areas in Pakistan
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Statement
07 October 2022
UNICEF warns that more children will die without immediate international support, and revises funding appeal to USD$173.5 million
This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Representative in Pakistan, Abdullah Fadil – to whom quoted text may be attributed - at today's press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva.