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Study in 77 countries shows many of them face disruptions in health interventions like vaccinations and medical visits.

At least one-third of world’s schoolchildren affected by the coronavirus pandemic and school closures, report says.

Almost 2.4 million children could be malnourished by the end of the year, UNICEF warns, appealing for...

While children have a right to know about a pandemic sweeping the globe, adults should protect them...

As conflict enters 10th year, UN agency warns that 2.8m children are out of school in Syria and neighbouring countries.

India, China and Nigeria top list of countries with most births projected, as UNICEF urges better healthcare.

The Pacific island has declared a state of emergency and closed schools as it tries to contain the outbreak.

Children’s agency calls for end to years-long conflict, urges warring parties to allow it to access minors needing aid.

Report finds 149 million children four or younger are stunted and malnutrition costs the world $3.5 trillion yearly.

Education of 3.7 million more children is at risk as teacher salaries have not been paid in over two years, UNICEF says.

The 894 children, including 106 girls, had been in the ranks of the government-backed Civilian Joint Task Force.

Attack comes on same day as WHO chief is due to visit the centre, located at Butembo in North Kivu province.

UNICEF calls for serious measures to help protect thousands of children at risk of dying from freezing weather in the country devastated by war.

DR Congo confirmed a record number of Ebola cases in one day on Wednesday, as stigma continues to surround survivors.