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Afghanistan six months on: Children on edge of life
Afghanistan: fifth of starving families sending children to work as incomes plummet in past six months
Save Children statement on child death in Al Hol’s Annex
North West Syria: Children Reported Killed and Injured Following US Military Operation
“I lie awake at night thinking of children we can’t reach”
Back-to-School is Not Enough: Australian Parents and Children have their say on COVID Recovery Plan
New climate writing competition launched in wake of COP26 conference
Fighting in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo forces 11,000 to flee to Uganda
Children dying from starvation in Kabul as ‘unprecedented’ food crisis leaves almost 14 million Afghan children hungry
Safe Schools Conference: 300 children call on world leaders to protect schools from attack
Indonesian Covid crisis relief funds now allocated
More than one in five children in Queensland in poverty and massive rent rises revealed at Anti-Poverty Week launch
World Food Day: Nearly Half of All Stunted Children Live in Countries Most Vulnerable to Climate Change
Save Children welcomes National Children’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy
Latest repatriations from camps in Syria show Australia way
Afghanistan’s imminent health system collapse will result in thousands more child deaths every month
Community sector unites to call for fair fast climate action this decade
More than 76,000 children in Myanmar displaced by violence since coup, with pregnant women forced to give birth
If you won’t go to COP26, we will represent Australia instead
Northern Syria: Covid claims 20 day-old baby and 17-year-old pregnant girl
Save Children calls for radical new approach to Child Protection in National Week
Australia’s leading child-focused aid agencies demand more meaningful climate policy involvement for young people most impacted
Today’s one-year-olds will live through up to 24 times as many climate-induced extreme weather events
New storybook to help children stay hopeful during Covid
Concerns for children as Cyclone Yasa barrels towards Fiji
More early intervention support for families
Set an extra place at Christmas table this year and feed a hungry child
‘School Turned Into Nightmare After Attack In Nigeria’
Australia must adopt Magnitsky-style laws targeting child rights abusers following bipartisan inquiry
Shocking new data: Five children killed or maimed in Afghanistan every single day for past
New report: on average 25 children killed or injured in conflicts every day for past decade
Conflict threatens global health security as children miss out on life-saving vaccines: report
Save Children deeply concerned by alarming increase in child malnutrition in war-torn Yemen
Pakistan floods: 1.4 million children at risk of homelessness and disease
Children’s voices need to be heard ahead of another worrying disaster season
COVID-19 causing greatest surge of child marriages in
Save Children’s Statement on Findings of Group of Eminent Experts in Yemen Report
Statement following roadside blast in Afghanistan
New report reinforces need for greater support for bushfire affected children
Hundreds of thousands more children in Syria face hunger
Over 21,000 people killed since UN global ceasefire-resolution
Save Children to call for development of ‘Pacific JobKeeper’
Killing of two young children in Rakhine State is utterly unacceptable, says Save Children
Save Children conducts largest global survey on impact of COVID-19
Over 200,000 lone child migrants left to uncertain fates in Europe
More than 100,000 babies born in refugee and displacement camps in recent years
Australia’s young people Students learn more about earthquakes than bushfires, floods, survey finds
Humanitarian health workers put their lives on line during COVID-19 pandemic

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