New York, Aug 11 (JEN): Access to education can provide Gaza’s children with a “passport to dignity” and help break the cycle of poverty and violence that has afflicted the troubled en ...
New York, Aug 6 (JEN): United Nations human rights experts on Wednesday condemned the execution in Pakistan of Shafqat Hussein, who was reportedly 14 years old when he was convicted of murde ...
New York, Aug 1 (JEN): The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) warned on Friday that the more than 70,000 Liberian children whose births were not recorded during the Ebola outbreak may ...
New York, Jul 28 (JEN): Three months after Nepal's devastating 25 April earthquake and its aftershocks, children continue to face multiple risks as their families have been pushed deeper int ...
New York, Jul 25 (JEN): With intensive bombardments and street fighting in Yemen forcing more than 3,600 schools across the country to close and disrupting education for some 1.8 million chi ...
New York, Jul 25 (JEN): Millions of children around the world are caught up in adults’ wars, declared the head of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) on Friday, marking the 10th ...
New York, Jul 23 (JEN): The restoration of water supplies to the war-torn Syrian city of Aleppo has come as a welcome relief to residents whose taps have run dry in recent weeks due to the f ...
Patna, July 11 (JEN): Despite an overall decline in the rate of child marriage among young girls across India, Bihar continues to have high percentage of marriage before reaching the legally ...
New York, July 4 (JEN): Children, some as young as four years old, are bearing the brunt of the prolonged instability and election-related violence in Burundi, the United Nations Children's ...
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