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Twins Elizabeth and Madelina, who suffer from malnutrition, are being held by a relative in the street, where they live, in Juba, South Sudan. (2018).

Acute food insecurity ‘far too high’ UN agency warns, as 113 million go hungry

2 April 2019
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A seven-year-old child stands in front of her damaged school in IdlIb, Syria. October 2016.

Killing of aid worker in Syria part of ‘disturbing trend’

7 January 2019
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Displaced Yemeni boys sit on mattresses distributed as part of UNHCR's emergency relief effort in Sirwah,Yemen. More than two million Yemenis have been uprooted by the civil war which began in March 2015.

Global aid appeal targets more than 93 million most in need next year

4 December 2018
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UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Afghanistan Briefs Press

Afghanistan: Short-term emergency can ‘derail’ years of progress, warns UN official

21 September 2018
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Refugee families struggling on the Greek island of Samos.

Vulnerable children face ‘dire and dangerous’ situation on Greek island reception centres, UNICEF warns

21 September 2018
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Man walking through a flooded rice field. Photo: Nonie Reyes / World Bank

Conflicts and extreme climate change threatens access to food in 39 countries – UN agriculture report

20 September 2018
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Children in Southern Afghanistan who were vaccinated against polio by a government health workers, supported by United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the World Health Organization.

‘No safe way’ into battle-scarred Afghan city of Ghazni to deliver aid as traumatized children search for parents

17 August 2018
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Boys pass rubble and destroyed buildings on their way to a nearby private school offering basic lessons, in the city of Maarat al-Numaan, Idlib Governorate.

‘Marathon of suffering’ in Syria conflict, far from over: UN humanitarian adviser

3 May 2018
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A member of the UN Mine Action Service (UNMAS) clears the UN base outside Juba, South Sudan, of unexploded ordnance (UXO’s) in the aftermath of heavy clashes. UXO are comprised of bombs, mortars, grenades or other devices that fail to detonate but remain volatile and can kill if touched or moved.

Mine action is ‘concrete step towards peace,’ says UN chief on International Mine Awareness Day

4 April 2018
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A mother, displaced with her family, feeds her 18-month-old daughter at a shelter in a village rural Damascus. (file)

Hunger continues to intensify in conflict zones, UN agencies report to Security Council

29 January 2018
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