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Brazil has significantly reduced the number of public schools without access to water, according to a Unicef report released on World Water Day.

Teenage pregnancy is a significant social emergency in Nigeria, especially affecting the North-Central and North-West regions, with UNICEF estimating that one in ten girls will become mothers before 18.

Sweden announces a historic aid package totaling 1.2 billion kronor to support children in Gaza, highlighting significant contributions from the government and private sectors.

UNICEF Executive Catherine Russell highlighted the critical link between the global water crisis and gender inequality, particularly how it affects girls.

UNICEF Executive Catherine Russell emphasizes the critical link between water access and gender equality in her remarks for World Water Day 2026.

Approximately 100,000 individuals have fled South Sudan to Ethiopia due to violence and conflict, according to UNICEF.

The article calls for a national emergency declaration in Nigeria to address the recruitment of child soldiers by militant groups, highlighting the urgent need for intervention.

UNICEF has launched an internal investigation after Israeli authorities found tobacco products in a shipment of hygiene kits destined for Gaza.

Israel has announced the suspension of Unicef aid shipments to Gaza due to smuggling concerns, amid an acute food crisis in the Palestinian territory.

A UN report indicates that progress in reducing child mortality is slowing, with an estimated 4.9 million children under five expected to die globally in 2024, mostly from preventable causes.

Israel has halted emergency deliveries from Egypt through UNICEF to Gaza, citing smuggling concerns.

Israel has stopped Unicef's aid shipments to Gaza from Egypt due to alleged attempts to smuggle tobacco and nicotine within those deliveries.

Israel has announced the suspension of UNICEF aid entering Gaza from Egypt following the detection of a smuggling attempt at the Kerem Shalom crossing.

An estimated 100,000 people have fled South Sudan's army offensives into Ethiopia due to escalating violence in the town of Akobo.

Approximately 100,000 people have fled South Sudan to neighboring Ethiopia due to an attack by government forces, as reported by UNICEF.

In March 2026, approximately 100,000 people fled South Sudan to Ethiopia due to military orders, with a significant number suffering from malnutrition.

The Bauchi State Government in Nigeria received nutrition supplements worth approximately N600 million from UNICEF to combat child malnutrition.

UNICEF has urged journalists to practice ethical reporting to protect and support the development of children, especially survivors of abuse and violence, during a workshop in Gombe.

UNICEF has called on journalists to practice ethical reporting when dealing with issues related to children, especially abuse survivors, during a recent workshop.

Children in Lebanon fleeing from Israeli attacks live in fear of not being identified if they die, with UNICEF reporting high casualties among the youth.

A drone strike in Goma, DR Congo, killed three people, including a French UNICEF worker, prompting controversy over the rebels' swift attribution of blame to the Congolese government.

After the conflict in Gaza ended in October 2025, malnutrition remains a critical crisis affecting around 1.6 million people, particularly children, pregnant, and nursing women.

UNICEF has provided humanitarian support to 7,000 internally displaced persons from Bauchi, currently residing in Gombe.

French prosecutor opens anti-terror investigation following the death of UNICEF worker Karine Buisset in Goma.

A French UN aid worker and two others were killed in a drone strike in Goma, DR Congo, which may have targeted M23 leaders.

Gavi and UNICEF have officially transferred a solar-powered health project to Nigeria's Federal Government, enhancing primary healthcare services in off-grid areas.

A drone strike in Goma, eastern Congo, led to the death of a French UNICEF employee and two civilians, amidst accusations against the Congolese government by the M23 movement.

A French UNICEF worker, Karine Buisset, was killed in a drone strike in Goma, DR Congo, amid ongoing conflict in the region.

The UN Secretary-General condemned the killing of UNICEF worker Karine Buisset in a drone strike in Goma, DRC, expressing outrage at the incident.

UNICEF reports that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East has resulted in the deaths and injuries of over 1,100 children since February 28, with humanitarian conditions worsening as more children are forced out of school and their homes.

Karine Buisset, a French humanitarian working with UNICEF, was killed in a drone strike in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, highlighting the dangers faced by aid workers in conflict zones.

A drone strike in Goma, Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, has resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including a French aid worker, prompting international condemnation.

A French UNICEF aid worker was killed in Goma, DR Congo, during airstrikes, prompting condemnation from President Macron.

Airstrikes in Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo, have resulted in multiple casualties, including the death of a French UNICEF humanitarian worker, as reported by French President Emmanuel Macron.

UNICEF launched a podcast in Kano aimed at amplifying the voices of adolescent girls as part of the International Women's Day 2026 celebrations.

UNICEF reports that 700,000 people have been displaced in Lebanon, with children suffering a high casualty rate due to ongoing violence.

Israeli forces have advanced into new areas of southern Lebanon amid escalating conflict with Hezbollah, intensifying military operations and airstrikes in the region.

UNICEF reports that children in Lebanon are facing severe consequences due to escalating violence in the region, with over 80 child fatalities reported.

Unicef reports that 200,000 children are among the 700,000 people displaced in Lebanon due to Israeli attacks against Hezbollah.

UNICEF reported that at least 83 children have died in Lebanon since the war began, with many others injured and displaced.

The importance of teaching critical thinking amid memes, screens, and polarization is emphasized as vital for personal development and social health.

UNICEF has provided essential kits to assist victims of a recent attack in Woro Community, Kwara State, Nigeria.

Princess Mako of the Takamado family celebrated her 40th birthday and is currently employed at UNICEF Japan.

Iran reports that 30% of the casualties from American-Israeli attacks are children, according to the Iranian Red Crescent.

Sources indicate that the USA is likely responsible for the deadly attack on a girls' school in Iran, which resulted in the deaths of at least 150 children.

The Unicef reported that at least 192 children have died due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, with the majority of casualties occurring in Iran.

Unicef reports that at least 180 children have been killed so far in the conflict in Iran, with many being victims of an attack on a girls' school.

UNICEF reports that at least 180 children have been killed in attacks in Iran this year.

At least 180 children have reportedly been killed in the ongoing conflict in Iran, with UNICEF providing an official statement on the matter.

Unicef reports that at least 180 children have been killed amid the ongoing conflict in Iran.