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Shipment of newest malaria vaccine, R21, to Central African Republic marks latest milestone for child survival

Stories & Blogs UNICEF (Press Release )

With two recommended vaccines and expanded supply, Gavi, UNICEF, WHO are working closely with governments and partners to increase malaria prevention and protection for children

Small Island Developing States summit: UN experts urge States and development banks to support endangered islands

Stories & Blogs OHCHR (Press Release )

UN human rights experts* today called for urgent action by States, financial institutions and development banks to support small island developing countries struggling with the triple burden of climate disasters, debt crisis and the aftermath of the COVID

An entire generation of children in Sudan faces a catastrophe as the war enters its second year

Stories & Blogs UNICEF (Press Release )

Continued brutal hostilities and potential famine creating ominous conditions for tragic loss of children’s lives

Cholera Outbreak in Eastern and Southern Africa Regional appeal

Stories & Blogs UNICEF (Call to Action )

Eastern and Southern Africa is grappling with one of the worst cholera outbreaks in decades, with cases rapidly spreading across the region

Public health emergencies in Eastern and Southern Africa

Stories & Blogs UNICEF (Story )

Current cholera outbreaks in the region are severely affecting vulnerable children and communities

Digital technologies at borders: A threat to people on the move

Stories & Blogs OHCHR (Story )

From the moment a person starts their migration journey, technologies are keeping track of their every move, especially at the borders.

UN Committee on the Rights of the Child calls on states to take action in first guidance on children's rights and the environment, with a focus on climate change

Stories & Blogs UNICEF (Press Release )

In the face of the deepening climate crisis, the Committee specified obligations under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.