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“I didn’t believe my sister was still alive”

Four years into the Yemen conflict, families are struggling to feed themselves. That’s having a devastating impact on their health

02/04/2019

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The Kasai crisis: Snapshots of resilience

As the security situation stabilizes in parts of Democratic Republic of the Congo, communities are rebuilding hope

19/03/2019

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UNICEF Ethiopia and Somalia join forces for children

Faced with security risks while delivering food, UNICEF Somalia found a solution next door in Ethiopia

15/02/2019

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Fighting famine in South Sudan, as acute malnutrition rises

Skyrocketing food prices and a reduction in food imports mean most staples are too expensive for an average family

15/02/2019

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Fighting malnutrition and hoping for a peaceful future

Amid food insecurity and malnutrition at emergency levels, one woman searches for treatment for her infant twins

15/02/2019

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The dual threat of Boko Haram and malnutrition in Nigeria

A mother stranded in a forest struggles to feed her newborn daughter as thousands more live on the brink of a famine

15/02/2019

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Fighting to survive in malnutrition-plagued Yemen

19-year old Mohmammed struggles to get his little brother the treatment he needs

15/02/2019

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In Yemen, conflict and poverty exacerbate child malnutrition

Conflict has caused the country’s health system to crumble, leaving children vulnerable to food insecurity and disease

15/02/2019

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In Nigeria, a newly secured town offers refuge from conflict

As conflict in north-east Nigeria eases, humanitarian agencies can now access areas previously too dangerous to reach

15/02/2019

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400,000 children in Nigeria at risk of acute malnutrition

Without treatment, one in five of those children — more than 75,000 — are likely to die this year

15/02/2019

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