Month: July 2015

UN projects world population to reach 8.5 billion by 2030, driven by growth in developing countries The world’s population is projected to reach […]

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Nepal: children still at risk three months after devastating quake, UNICEF warns Three months after Nepal&#39s devastating 25 April earthquake and its aftershocks, […]

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‘We should be outraged’ more not being done to end violence against children in conflict – UNICEF chief Millions of children around the […]

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As temperature soars, UNICEF helps children threatened by water cuts in Aleppo The restoration of water supplies to the war-torn Syrian city of […]

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In Djibouti, UNICEF Ambassador Eddie Izzard visits Yemeni children refugees fleeing war United Nations Children&#39s Fund (UNICEF) United Kingdom Ambassador Eddie Izzard has […]

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ADDIS: investing in gender equality vital to economic growth, sustainable development, says Ban Increased investments in gender equality are vital if the world […]

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Syria&#39s children at risk from water scarcity and illness amid ongoing conflict &#8211 UNICEF Syrian children are becoming increasingly vulnerable to water borne […]

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Marking World Day, UN spotlights plight of vulnerable populations in emergencies The United Nations plans to raise awareness of the needs of women […]

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Children bearing brunt of ongoing political instability and violence in Burundi, UN warns Children, some as young as four years old, are bearing […]

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Syria&#39s &#39disastrous&#39 conflict fuelling child labour and exploitation across region, warns new UN report Much more needs to be done to reverse the […]

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