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More than a third of children surveyed in Afghanistan pushed into child labour, as country marks two years of Taliban rule
More than a third of children surveyed in Afghanistan pushed into child labour
ITALY: Urgent calls for the EU to provide safe and legal routes for migrants after a week of deadly shipwrecks – Save the Children
EU and its member states must take responsibility and prevent migrant deaths at sea by improving search and rescue efforts
Ethiopia: Save the Children calls for access for humanitarian aid to families and children in Amhara
Save the Children called on Wednesday for access for humanitarian aid to continue in Ethiopia's Amhara region
BANGLADESH: Rohingya child and her mother killed in mudslide in Cox’s Bazar camp
A Rohingya child and her mother have been killed by a mudslide in Cox's Bazar
Khartoum: Doctors warn of disease catastrophe due to mounting dead bodies
Thousands of corpses are reported to be decomposing on the streets of Khartoum with morgues at breaking point
Worsening food crisis in Nigeria as farmers face wave of attacks and kidnappings by armed groups
A relentless wave of attacks against farmers in Nigeria by armed groups is threatening to worsen the hunger crisis.
Niger: NGOs warn further instability and sanctions could exacerbate humanitarian needs of the most vulnerable including women and children
Joint Statement on Humanitarian situation in Niger by humanitarian organisations
Colombia ceasefire agreement needs to stop recruitment of child soldiers – Save the Children
Allows for the recruitment of girls and boys over the age of 15 which must be addressed following a truce between the Colombian government and ELN
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