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Protests erupt in Lebanon after displaced Shia community refuses to leave private school grounds
Parents at the school claimed the displaced individuals forced their way into the school, some hinting that Hezbollah arranged to take the educational institute by force.
UN warns child mortality reduction is stalling with 4.9M deaths in 2024
Five Gazan patients evacuated via newly-opened Rafah crossing in first since 2025
School kits to be delivered in Gaza after more than two years of war
Poorer nations dump millions of close-to-expiry COVID-19 vaccines - UNICEF
Poorer nations have also been forced to delay supplies because they have insufficient storage facilities, including a lack of fridges for vaccines.
UNICEF: 71% of Lebanon's population risks losing access to safe water
UNICEF said that should the public water supply system collapse, water costs could jump by 200% a month as water would be secured from private water suppliers.
IDF concerned crisis in Lebanon could have repercussions along the border
411th Battalion Commander Lt.-Col. Raz Haimlich said that it "can go either way."
Around 400,000 people need help after fleeing Congo volcano, UN says
At least 31 people died when Mount Nyiragongo sent a wall of lava spreading towards the city of Goma on Saturday, destroying 3,000 homes along the way.
Coronavirus: WHO, UNICEF urge equitable vaccine distribution worldwide
130 different countries, totaling a population of 2.5 billion, have yet to administer the vaccine at all.
ALFI Foundation acts as a crisis responder,having a history of supporting aid initiatives worldwide
UNICEF ignores PA recruitment of kids to violence
PMW gave evidence, but group looked only at Hamas, PIJ
Israeli NGO asked by UNICEF to help children with disabilities in Georgia
UNICEF Georgia and MAC Georgia turned to Beit Issie Shapiro for expertise, to improve and upgrade the teleservices provided to children with disabilities in Georgia.
Displaced Yemenis suffer as aid shortfall closes clinics
Across Yemen health, sanitation and nutrition services that keep millions from starvation and disease are gradually closing amid an acute funding shortage for the world's largest humanitarian crisis.
One in three children have dangerous levels of lead in bloodstream -study
The World Health Organization and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the high levels of lead in children were a "cause for action," according to the report.
